1.     I eat a few/ a little/ a lot of cheese – too much, really, but I love it.

2.     I made  a few/ a little/ a lot of sandwiches, but our visitors still ate every single one!

3.     When I was younger, I ate a lot of chocolate, but I eat fewer/less/ more chocolate now – I'm trying to be healthier.

4.     We prepared enough food for ten people, but there were a lot fewer/less/ more people than that at the party. It was really crowded!

5.     The extra-large pizza is perfect for four or more people. For fewer/less/ more people, we recommend a normal pizza.

6.     It’s better to cook your own food than to buy fast food. Cooking usually takes fewer/less/ more time, but it’s much healthier.

7.     A: So who did you invite for dinner?
B: Just  a few/ a little/ a lot of people – only three.

8.     A: Do you want some milk or sugar in your coffee?
B: Just a few/ a little/ a lot of milk, please. Not too much.

9.     A: How much time do you spend cooking every day?
B: a few/ a little/ a lot of ! At least three hours every day.

26. ____ my students are familiar with this kind of school activities.

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A. Most B. Most of C. A few D. Few
27. He had spent ____ time writing an essay about his childhood.
A. a large number of B. a great deal of C. a few D. many
28. Peter has spent ____ time and money on stamp collecting.
A. a few of B. many of C. a great deal of D. a large number of
29. - I haven’t got ____ money on me. - Don’t worry! I will lend you ______.
A. a few / little B. many of / a little C. any/some D. some/any
30. - How ____ furniture do you think there is?
A. many B. much C. few D. a lot of
31. - Why don’t you take a break? Would you like ____ coffee?
A. few B. some C. many D. much
32. He drank ____ wine last night and gets sick now.
A. too many B. too much C. few of D. a large number of
33. - Give me ____ examples, please!
A. a few B. a little C. few D. little
34. - Is there ____ water in the glass?
A. any B. some C. many D. lots of
35. Peter doesn’t want ____ to do.
A. something B. anything C. nothing D. everything
36. - Can you speak French? – Yes, ____.
A. a few B. few C. a little D. little
37. Thank you very ____ for your help.
A. many B. much C. a lot D. little
38. He is very rich. He has ____ money in the bank.
A. a great deal of B. many C. a large number of D. few
39. She put too ____ sugar in the coffee. It became so sweet that I couldn’t drink it.
A. many B. much C. few D. little
40. I have got ____ homework to do.
A. many B. few C. a lot of D. a large number of
41. She has talked too ____.
A. much B. many C. few D. a great deal
42. I've met him so _____ times and I still can't remember his name.
A. much B. many C. little D. a number of
43. They know ____ about what to do.
A. many B. few C. little D. the number of
44. ____ children are ill-prepared for employment.
A. Much B. Most C. A little D. Most of
45. Would you like ____ champagne to drink?
A. some B. few C. a few D. many
46. The school has pupils from ____ different ethnic and cultural backgrounds.
A. many B. much C. few D. a few
47. ____ of the students are good today.
A. Most B. Much C. A little D. Very
48. There were too ____ different nationalities in my class and we had to speak English.
A. a lot of B. much C. some D. many
49. I don’t know ____ about English literature.
A. many B. much C. a few D. little
50. Let me make just ____ concluding remarks.
A. few B. little C. a few D. a little

D. Underline the correct word.

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1. A: How much / many potatoes would you like? B: Just a little / a few, thanks.

2. A: How much / many steak do we need?  B: There are nine of us, so we need lots of / a little steak.

3. A: How much / many rice can you eat?  B: Not much / many. I'm on a high-protein diet.

4. A: How much / many sugar do you want? B: I only take a little / a few in my coffee.

5. A: How much / many eggs are in the fridge? B: There aren't much / many. Just one or two, I think.

Choose the correct word, as shown.
1. A: There were plenty of people there, weren't there? B: Yes, a couple / lots.
2. A: There wasn't much snow last year, was there? B: No, very little / few.
3. A: There aren't many trees here, are there? B: No, very little / few.
4. A: Did Diana get many presents for her birthday? B: Yes, a few / few.
5.A: Is there any coffee left? B: Only a little / a few, I'm afraid.
6.A: How many different kinds of cake can you make? B: Several / A little.

Underline the expressions which can be used.
1. I have several, many, a few, a little, too much homework to do.
2. James did several, much, no exercises in the morning.
3. They didn't have much, several, a lot of, any, many luck this season.
4. Let's plant one, a little, a few, lots of, some trees.
5. She eats a lot of, a little, most, no, each meat.
6. You'll need a few, a couple of, much, many, a little tomatoes.
7. She has visited whole, every, a number of, most, a great deal of countries in Europe.
8. I have got a few, several, no, a little time.
9. He wants to earn some, each, a few, lots of extra money.
10. They put a great deal of, a few, many, a lot of effort into the project.
11. This tea is bitter. It needs a few, a little, lots of more sugar.
12. Much, Many, A large number of, Every people disagree with his decision.