B Circle the correct word or phrase. I don’t put much many salt on my food. 1 We don’t eat a lot of…

Choose the correct word.
1 A: How’s your coffee?
B: It’s very sweet. There’s too much/too many
sugar in it.
2 A: Can I have a few/a little bananas, please?
B: I’m sorry! We haven’t got any/some left. 3 A: How much/How many bread do we need?
B: We’ve got many/some. We don’t need
many more.
4 A: Is there any/some milk in the fridge?
B: Only a few/a little.
5 A: We’ve got much/a lot of oranges.
B: That’s OK. We can make many/some orange
juice.
6 A: How much/How many drinks do we need?
B: All our friends are coming, so we need too
many/lots of drinks.
7 A: Is there many/much pasta left?
B: No. Let’s buy some/a few.
8 A: Do you need any/a little pears?
B: Yes, and too many/some apples.​

4 Choose the correct item. 1 I want a/some milk, please. 2 Here’s a/an orange. 3 There’s too much/many sugar in my tea. 4 There are a few/little biscuits left. 5 There is more/less food in the fridge if you want. 6 There’s some/a few cake left. 7 How much/many apples do they need 8 He drank many/a lot of water.​

2. Choose the correct answers.
1 I didn’t do much / many homework last night.
2 We saw a lot of much people at the airport.
3 Can you give the cat a little / a few milk?
4 There are a little / a few words in the text I don’t understand.
5 There weren’t much / many people in the restaurant on Saturday,
6 I haven’t seen much / many films this year. Have you?​

1 A: Can I have some/any biscuits with my tea? B: I’m afraid we haven’t got some/any. 2 A: How much/many garlic should I use? B: Don’t use many/a lot — it’s very strong. A: There’s very few/little milk in the fridge. B: It’s OK. I’ll buy some/any later. 3 4 A: How much/many oranges are there? B: There are only a few/a little. 5 A: Is there some/any pasta in the cupboard? B: Yes, but there’s not many/much.​

8. How much milk is there? a. There is a little milk. b. There aren’t much milk. c. There are a few milk. d. There are a lot of milk. e. There are little milk.​

Much or many?

1) Please, don’t put … salt on the meat. 6) John always drinks … juice.

2) He often eats … bread with soup. 7) Mother bought … sugar.

3) George ate … ice-cream I met … of my friends.

4) There were … people on the square. 9) There was … water in the lake.

5) She had … dresses. 10) Nora read … interesting books about animals.

GRAMMAR REFERENCE AND PRACTICE PAGE 143 4 Choose the correct words to complete the sentences. 0 Have you got any/a soup? 1 I’ve got any / some biscuits in my bag. 2 There isn’t a / any milk in the kitchen. 3 There are lots of/ an eggs here. 4 I’ve got some / a bananas and oranges for the party. 5 There’s lots of/ an orange under the table. 6 James can’t bring any / some cheese. 7 There’s any / lots of food for the party.​

Choose the correct option (a or b) to complete the 59 sentences, 0 Have you got any a no any vegetables at home? bany food for the party. 1 We’ve got a lots of ba 2 There’s a any 3 I haven’t got a any 4 We need a any 5 There are a lots of 6 We haven’t got a some apple under my desk. b an bread to make a sandwich. b some butter to make a cake. b some vegetables in my garden. b any milk in the fridge. b any​

1 There were few/ a few cakes left in the shop, but not many.

2 Do you recognise either/neither of those two actors? 3 It’s so late now, there’s little/ a little point going out.

4 No/None of my family can speak French.

5. I can’t stand cricket-there are a few/few sports I find more boring.

6 Look at your hands-they’re either/both covered in mud! 7 Would you like little / a little sugar in your coffee?

8 Every/Every one of these peaches is rotten​

СРОЧНО!
1. Please have
_____________ of these chocolates. I know you like them.

some
few
much
(Выберите правильный вариант)

2. Have you got ______________ coffee?

much
many
some

3. There isn’t ______________ water in the bottle.

some
any
many

4.There was ________________ food in the fridge. It was nearly empty.

a few
a little
much

5.Have we got ____________ milk?

much
many
a lot of​