Language Focus

Much / many / little / few

15. Complete the sentences with much/many.

1) Have you got _____ work to do today? — Quite _____.

2) How _____ sisters or brothers have you got?

3) There isn't _____ useful information in this article.

4) I don't know _____ people here. Do you?

5) This town is too small. There aren't _____ tourists here.

6) Usually I don't have breakfast before my studies but I drink _____ coffee.

7) How _____ money do you spend a month?

8) It takes me _____ time to get to the university.

9) I've got _____ problems at this moment.

10) Do you have _____ trouble with English?

16. Put in little/a little/few/a few.

1) When did you see Nick? - _____ days ago.

2) He is unknown to me. I know _____ about him.

3) Wait a bit, I need _____ minutes to get ready.

4) They are going away for _____ days.

5) Please give me _____ water. I'm thirsty.

6) They are not rich. They've got _____ money.

7) Let's go for a walk. I need _____ fresh air.

8) Not _____ people understand his ideas.

9) Do you drink much coffee? — No, just _____.

10) I don't know what to do. Could you give _____ help?

17. Complete the sentences using much, many, too much, too many or enough.

1) I don’t have very _____ free time during the week.

2) I know that I eat _____ chocolate and _____ cakes.

3) I don’t usually do _____ exercise – unless I have to run for the bus.

4) I feel really tired because I didn’t have _____ sleep last night.

5) I don’t know _____ people who speak English well.

6) I don’t have _____ money to go on holiday this year so I’ll have to stay at home.

7) I’ve got _____ things to do today: I won’t be able to do them all.

8) I don’t like coffee which has _____ sugar in it.

Some/Any/No