Task 2. Fill in with some, any, a bit, a few, or a lot of. 1. Is there tea left in the teapot? 2. I’ve…

Complete the sentences with a bit of/a few/some/any/a lot of:

1) We have got ___biscuits. There are five packets here and four packets on that shelf.

2) You can not buy ___ posters in this shop.

3) I would like ___water. Can you give me that bottle?

4) I ate ___bread — just one piece.

5) I have ___ friends. Not many, but I’m happy!

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.​

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.​

little или few?

1)There is a____youghurt in The fridge?
2)There a____oranges in The bag
3) There a very___muchrooms in This recipe
4) There is____time left
5) There are a____bottles of Milk there
6) There is____infomation about this subject
7) There are____students in The seminar
There is____jam in The jar
9) There are a____packets of sugar in The cupboard
10) There are_____lemons on The tree. ​

6 Complete the conversation. Use some, any, How much and How many. Mrs Lane Good afternoon. Have you got ‘ 1 bananas? Assistant Yes, certainly.2 Mrs Lane Five, but I haven’t got ³ Assistant That’s OK. They aren’t very expensive. Mrs Lane Yes, but I need Here you are. Assistant Mrs Lane any would you like? is that? Assistant That’s three pounds, please. Mrs Lane Here you are. Assistant Thanks. cheese as well. money. I’ve got four pounds. money have you got now? One pound? Would of our lovely grapes? like to buy? Mrs Lane Yes, please. I love grapes. Assistant You’re lucky. We don’t usually have Mrs Lane I’ll bring more money next time! Tick (✓) the correct sentences. 8 left at this time o​

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.​

1. Have we got (any/ a little) honey jars in the fridge? 2. There (are / is) (a little / many) ice cream. 3. Have we got (any/ a few) cheese in the fridge? 4. We haven’t got (a little / any) apples in the basket. 5. There are (a little / a lot of) children in the garden. 6. Sandy has got (a few / a lot of) money in the bank. 7. Almet, is there (a few / any) milk in that bottle? 8. Susan, how (many / much) bottles of apple juice (is /are) ther 9. They have got (a few / a little) cats in their garden. 10. There (are / is) (a little / many) ice cream cones in the box.​

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.​

Fill in the gaps with some, any, no, much, many, few, a few, little, a little

1. I have ____________ time to do the dishes now. The guests are coming in 15 minutes.

Let’s do the dishes together.

2. ______ students were able to pass the exam. It was rather disappointing.

3. Can I have _____ tea, please? It’s very cold here.

4. We need to hurry! We don’t have ______ time left.

5. Ryan had so ______ in his mind that he couldn’t concentrate on anything anymore.

6. Have you got _____ English books at home? — Yes, I have _____.

7. ________ people might like to live a lonely life, but most don’t.

8. Very _______ people are actually happy with their salaries.

9. ‘Do you ever go to Atlantic City?’ ‘Yes, I go there ______ times every year.’

10. This town is a very interesting place to visit. I wish I could stay here ____________ longer.

4. Use much, many, a lot of, little, a little, few, a few, some, any.

(use only once)

1. I think we have ___________ eggs in the fridge. It’s enough for baking a cake.

2. Nick hasn’t got __________ money to buy a new expensive watch.

3. There’s very __________ rice left for pilaf, I can’t cook it.

4. Would you like __________ milk in your coffee?

5. There aren’t __________ oranges left in the fridge.

6. Do you want sugar in your cocoa? – Yes, ___________, please.

7. How __________ chocolate bars are there on the table?

8. We’ve got _________ loafs of bread.

9. There’re _________ carrots in the fridge. We need to buy some.

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