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Name: ALANIS SHIRLLE ASENCIOS GINES English I Teacher: Sonia Espino

SOME / ANY / MUCH / MANY / HOW MUCH / HOW MANY / A FEW / A LITTLE

A. Complete with much / many / some / any

1. She hasn’t got ……MANY…………. friends. 2. I didn’t do …………some………. work

today.
3. She didn’t eat ……ANY………… food. 4. There aren’t …………much……… trees in the
garden.
5. I haven’t read ………MUCH………… books. 6. How ………many………… time do you need to finish this
assignment?
7. We have planted …………MANY……… roses in the garden. 8. Don’t waste ………many………… time
watching TV.
9. She can speak …………many……… languages. 10. She hasn’t got ……many……….. cars.
11. If you find ……………much ….. strawberries, keep some for me.

B. Complete the questions with How much / How many.

1 ________how much_________cheese do you need a make a pizza? A lot

2 ___________how many tomatoes should we buy? Not many.

3 _________how much_ tomato sauce do we use?Lots.

4 ___________how many mushrooms should I cut? A lot.

5 ___________how much time do we need to eat it? Not much!

C. Match the expressions from the box with the products.

A jar of./ a glass of./ a kilo of/ a cup of/ a packet of./ a carton of 1

1. ________a glass of milk 2. ______a carton of ______ ham 3. __a kil of ____________

caviar

4. A jar of wine 5. A cup of coffee 6. A packet of crisps

D. Underline the correct word(s) in each sentence.

1. Would you like any / some tea?

2. There aren’t many / much good restaurants in my town.
3. She takes a lot of / many sugar in her coffee.
4. How much / many time does it take you to get to school?
5. Are there some / any lentils in this bag?
6.
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E. Complete the text using any or no.

Brains, you must help me. I’ve got __no___ idea what to do. I like a girl and I want to date her. But Jack- the-big-
headed wants to date her, too. I haven’t got _any____ time. He’s got ____no_ limits. He plans to buy her flowers
and take her to the cinema in his car. And me? What can I do? I haven’t got _____any_ money. I haven’t got a car.
Oh, look! There she is! But… I’ve got __no__ courage to talk to her.

F. Rewrite each sentence using the words in brackets. Do not change the meaning.

1 There aren’t any teachers in the staff room now. (no) There are no teacher in the staff room now.

2 There is no time to lose. (any) ____there isn't any time to

lose____________________________________________________

3 There isn’t any juice in the bottle. (no) _______________there is no juice in the
bottle________________________________________

4 You haven’t got any idea. (no) _________________you have got no

idea____________________________________________

5 There are no people here. (any) ____________there aren't any poeple

here________________________________________________

6 There is no information about pandas in this book. (any) ________there isn't any information about pandas in this
book_________________________________

7 There are no cinemas in this town. (any) _________there arent any cinemas in this
town____________________________________________

8 There’s no money in the wallet. (any) ______

9 there isn't any money in the wallet __________________________________________________

G. Find and correct the mistakes.

Example: There isn’t no cheese in the fridge. There is no cheese in the fridge.

1 There aren’t no trees in my garden. ______there arent trees in my garden

___________________________________________________

2 There isn’t no tea in my cup. _________there isnt tea in my cup

____________________________________________________

3 There is any cinema near here. ___there isnt any cinema near here
_________________________________________________________

4 There are any eggs in the basket. ________there arent any eggs in the
basquet__________________________________________________

5 There is no cats in this house. __there isnt cats in this

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house______________________________________________

H. Choose a few / a little.

1. I have a few / a little meat left in my plate. 2. There is a few / a little milk in the glass.

3. She drank a few / a little wine yesterday. 4. They saw a few / a little people inside the shop.

5. I need a few / a little pens to give to the students. 6. Can I have a few / a little bread, please?

7. There are only a few / a little students left in the classroom.

8. Derek has a few / a little books in his backpack.

9. There's a few / a little rice in the fridge if you get hungry.

10. I borrowed a few / a little movies from my friend.