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**Exercise 5. Fill in the dialogues with: a lot of, a few, a little, many, much or any.**

A: How 1 **many** bananas are there?
B: Not 2 **many**, but there are 3 **a few** cherries.
A: Is there 4 **much** sugar?
B: Just 5 **a little**? We need to get a bag.
A: There aren’t 6 **any** apples left, either.
B: Let’s make a grocery list.

A: How was the party last night?
B: Fantastic! There were 1 **a lot of** students there.
A: Were 2 **many** of our teachers there? 3 **A few** young teachers, like Miss Parsons. There was so 4 **much** food, too.
A: Did they have that delicious chocolate dessert this year?
B: Yes, but I only had 5 **a little** because so 6 **many** people liked it. Kate didn’t get 7 **any**!
A: It’s a pity I didn’t.
B: Don’t worry there are 8 **a lot of** birthday parties next month, so we’ll have some fun together.