III. Put in “a few” or “a little” to complete these sentences.
1. There are ………………… bottles on the table.
2. There are ………………… hotels in this town.
3. I want to eat ………………… bread.
4. Have you got ………………… magazines at home?
5. Put ………………… cooking oil in the pan.
6. Sindy has only ………………… flowers.
7. There are quite ………………… buffaloes in the field.
8. There is only ………………… food in the refrigerator.
9. He has ………………… cats.
10. Every day she drinks ………………… green tea.
11. We need ………………… help.
12. I give ………………… fish to my cat.
13. We learn ………………… every day.
14. Jane needs ………………… books.
15. He has ………………… good ideas.
IV. In each space put few - a few - little - a little to complete the sentences.
1. If you have ………………… time, could you come and have a look at my computer? It’s not working very well.
2. She is quite poor. Ever since she lost her job last year, she’s had ………………… money.
3. I don’t want any more wine, thank you. I have ………………… here.
4. Jack has ………………… friends and is often at home alone. I worry about him, you know.
5. You know ………………… people here, don’t you? I’ll leave you to chat.
6. That new employee is great. She asked me a few questions at the start and, since then, seems to need ………………… help. A very independent type!
7. I have ………………… patience for your stupid questions Smithers. Now tell me what you want and stop wasting my time.
8. Add ………………… salt to the soup. It needs it!
9. “How many extra chairs do you need for the dinner tonight?”
“………………… We have almost all the chairs we need.”
10. This hotel is ………………… better than the one where we were last year! I don’t know why we changed!
11. The postman doesn’t often come here. We receive ………………… letters.
12. The snow was getting quite deep. I had ………………… hope of getting home that night.
13. A: I’m having ………………… trouble fixing this shelf.
B: Oh, dear. Can I help you?
14. I shall be away for ………………… days from tomorrow.
15. Tony is a keen golfer, but unfortunately he has ………………… ability.
16. I could speak ………………… words of Swedish, but I wasn’t very fluent.
17. Could I have ………………… cream, please?
18. Very ………………… people were flying because of terrorist activities.
19. Can you speak English? – Just …………………
20. He gave ………………… thought to his future.
III. Put in “a few” or “a little” to complete these sentences.
1. There are ………a few………… bottles on the table.
2. There are ………a few………… hotels in this town.
3. I want to eat ……a little…………… bread.
4. Have you got ………a few………… magazines at home?
5. Put ……a little…………… cooking oil in the pan.
6. Sindy has only ………a few………… flowers.
7. There are quite ………a few………… buffaloes in the field.
8. There is only …………a little……… food in the refrigerator.
9. He has ………a few………… cats.
10. Every day she drinks ……a little…………… green tea.
11. We need ………a little………… help.
12. I give …………a little……… fish to my cat.
13. We learn ………a little………… every day.
14. Jane needs ……a few…………… books.
15. He has ………a few………… good ideas.
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III. Put in “a few” or “a little” to complete these sentences.
1. There are …a few… bottles on the table.
2. There are ……a few…… hotels in this town.
3. I want to eat …a little… bread.
4. Have you got …a few… magazines at home?
5. Put …a little… cooking oil in the pan.
6. Sindy has only ……a few… flowers.
7. There are quite ……a few… buffaloes in the field.
8. There is only ……a little…… food in the refrigerator.
9. He has ……a few…… cats.
10. Every day she drinks …a little… green tea.
11. We need ……a little… help.
12. I give …a little… fish to my cat.
13. We learn ……a little… every day.
14. Jane needs ……a few…… books.
15. He has …a few……… good ideas.
IV. In each space put few - a few - little - a little to complete the sentences.
1. If you have ……a little…… time, could you come and have a look at my computer? It’s not working very well.
2. She is quite poor. Ever since she lost her job last year, she’s had ……little……… money.
3. I don’t want any more wine, thank you. I have …………a little……… here.
4. Jack has ………few………… friends and is often at home alone. I worry about him, you know.
5. You know ……a few… people here, don’t you? I’ll leave you to chat.
6. That new employee is great. She asked me a few questions at the start and, since then, seems to need ……… little……… help. A very independent type!
7. I have …little……… patience for your stupid questions Smithers. Now tell me what you want and stop wasting my time.
8. Add ………a little………… salt to the soup. It needs it!
9. “How many extra chairs do you need for the dinner tonight?”
“……few… We have almost all the chairs we need.”
10. This hotel is …… little…………… better than the one where we were last year! I don’t know why we changed!
11. The postman doesn’t often come here. We receive …few… letters.
12. The snow was getting quite deep. I had ……little…………… hope of getting home that night.
13. A: I’m having …………a little……… trouble fixing this shelf.
B: Oh, dear. Can I help you?
14. I shall be away for ……a few…………… days from tomorrow.
15. Tony is a keen golfer, but unfortunately he has …little…… ability.
16. I could speak ……a few…………… words of Swedish, but I wasn’t very fluent.
17. Could I have ……a little……… cream, please?
18. Very …few……………… people were flying because of terrorist activities.
19. Can you speak English? – Just ………a little…………
20. He gave …little………… thought to his future.
