Here are the suitable quantifiers to complete the sentences:

A LITTLE or A FEW
1. Julie gave us **a few** apples from her garden. Shall we share them?
2. Do you need information on English grammar? I have **a few** books on the topic if you would like to borrow them.
3. We've got **a little** time at the weekend. Would you like to meet?
4. Unfortunately, I have **a few** problems at the moment.
5. There’s **a little** milk left in the fridge. It could be enough for our coffee.

FEW or LITTLE
6. He has **little** education. He can’t read or write, and he can hardly count.
7. There are **few** people she really trusts. It’s bit sad.
8. There are **few** women politicians in the UK. Many people think there should be more.
9. It’s a great pity, but the hospital has **little** medicine. They can’t help many people.
10. London has **little** sunshine in the winter. That’s why so many British people go on holiday to sunshine places.

A NUMBER OF or AN AMOUNT OF
11. We need **a number of** eggs to make the dough. Can you go to the supermarket to buy half a dozen eggs?
12. The park is quiet at night. There are only **a few** people in the park.
13. Timmy is a shy boy and he doesn’t have **much** confidence in himself, so he seldom takes part in the lessons.