countable and uncountable
Much – a little – little for uncountable nouns
Many - Few - a
few for countable nouns
Q: How _____ did the tickets cost?
much many
Q: There aren't _____ people in the room.
much many
Q: I have _____ friends in Chicago.
much a lot of a few of
Q: There are only _____ bottles of juice left.
many a few a lot
Q: How _____ students attend the school?
much many
Q: How _____ do they cost?
many much
Q: Unfortunately, I have ____ friends in this city.
a few few
Q: I think it cost him _____ money!
a lot a lot of many
Q: There isn't _____ rice left.
much many some
Q: ______ wine at meals is healthy.
A lot A little A few of
Q: There are _____ apples in the fridge.
a few a little any
Q: I'd like ______ juice.
a few a little a lot
Q: There aren't _____ students in that class.
much some many
Q: There isn't _____ money left in my bank account.
much some many
Q: Are there _____ people interested in the job?
much many some
Q: How _____ salt should I use?
many much some
Q: There aren't _____ animals in this Zoo.
much many some
Q: I'd like _____ beer with dinner, please.
any a little a few
Q: How _____ did you pay for it?
many much any
Q: I don't think there are _____ people at the party.
much many a lot
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