I. Much or Many?

1. Have you got many friends?
2. Stop it! It’s too much for me!
3. I hope to have many presents for Christmas because I was nice this year!
4. No! I don’t dive into this water, it’s too cold!
5. Oh my bedroom is messy, I have so many things!
6. How much does it cost?
7. How much money do you have?
8. How many oranges did you buy?
9. What book did you write?
10. How many books did he write?

II. SOME, ANY, or NO?

1. Hello miss, do you sell any stamps?
2. Can I have some bread, please?
3. Our pets are causing some damages in the house.
4. Sorry, we don’t have any wooden boards.
5. She’s poor, she has no soft drinks in her fridge for the children.
6. Yesterday, your sister didn’t drink any water.
7. I would like to buy some clothes but I don’t have enough money.
8. Mum and Dad eat some sweets when they are bored.

III. Fill in the blanks with FEW, A FEW, LITTLE, A LITTLE?

1. She has little money to spend as she is unemployed.
2. I can’t wait for you. I’ve got little time.
3. I’ve got a few books and I’ll buy some more.
4. Sahar has got a few French books.
5. Julien has got a few friends and they meet on Saturdays.
6. There is little food left. We’d better not be hungry then!
7. There are few people at the cinema as the movie is not very good.
8. I have got a few magazines. I prefer books.
9. There is a little paella in the fridge if you are hungry.
10. There is a little money in my bag. I won’t buy a lot of things!

IV. FEW, LITTLE, A FEW, A LITTLE?

1. I really need to see him. I’ve got a few questions to ask him.
2. Could we have a little champagne, please?
3. ‘Were you surprised?’ ‘They’ve already been to Spain a few times.’
4. These plants require little water and it’s very hot.
5. At home, the kitchen was a pleasant place. There were a few flowers in a vase.
6. ‘How’s your father?’ ‘A little better, thanks.’
7. ‘Sandra is fluent in Italian, French and Spanish.’ ‘It’s quite rare, few people can speak several foreign languages.’

1. Have you got many friends?
2. Stop it! It's too much for me!
3. I hope to have many presents for Christmas because I was nice this year!
4. No! I don't dive into this water, it's too cold!
5. Oh, my bedroom is messy. I have so many things!
6. How much does it cost?
7. How much money do you have?
8. How many oranges did you buy?
9. How much orange juice did you buy?
10. How many books did he write?

1. Hello miss, do you sell any stamps?
2. Can I have some bread, please?
3. Our pets are causing some damages in the house.
4. Today, we don't have any food to eat for tonight.
5. She's poor, she has no money to spend as she is unemployed.
6. Are there any soft drinks in your fridge (for the children)?
7. Yesterday, your sister didn't drink any water.
8. I would like to buy some clothes but I don't have enough money.
9. Mum and Dad eat some sweets when they are bored.

1. She has a few books and I'll buy some more.
2. I can't wait for you. I've got little time.
3. I've got a little money to spend as she is unemployed.
4. Sahar has got a few French books.
5. Julien has got a few friends and they meet on Saturdays.
6. There is little food left. We'd better not be hungry then!
7. There are few people at the cinema as the movie is not very good.
8. I have got a few magazines. I prefer books.
9. There is a little paella in the fridge if you are hungry.
10. There is a little money in my bag. I won't buy a lot of things!

1. I really need to see him. I've got a few questions to ask him.
2. Could we have a little champagne, please?
3. 'Were you surprised?' 'Yes, a little.'
4. They've already been to Spain a few times.
5. These plants require little water and it's very handy.
6. At home, the kitchen was a pleasant place. There were always a few flowers in a vase.
7. 'How's your father?' 'He's feeling a little better, thanks.'
8. 'Sandra is fluent in Italian, French and Spanish.' 'It's quite rare, few people can speak several foreign languages.'