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Fill in the blanks using �little� or �few�.

1.����� There is �money in the wallet.

2.����� I�ve got a��books.

3.����� My mum has got a�cigarettes in the packet.

4.����� I can�t wait for you. I�ve got�� time.

5.����� Fred has got a��English books.

6.����� Brenda has got� a�� friends.

7.����� There is��butter left. We need to buy some.

8.����� There are��people at the cinema as the film is not very good.

9.����� I have got��magazines. I prefer books.

10. There is a��pizza in the fridge if you are hungry.

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Fill in the blanks using �much� or �many�.

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1.����� How books did you buy?

2.����� How money do you have

3.����� How did the car cost?

4.����� How apples are there in the basket?

5.����� How times have you been to the dentist?

6.����� How butter do you need?

7.����� How oranges do you want?

8.����� How wine does he drink?

9.����� How girls are there in your class?

10. How �stamps have you got in your collection?

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Fill in the blanks using �a/an�, � some�, �any� , �much� or �many�.
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1.����� I ate sandwich for lunch.

2.����� We had� cake with the tea.

3.����� I often have�fried egg for dinner.

4.����� There aren�t �pears left. Only two.

5.����� Would you like � tea?

6.����� Don�t eat so chocolate or you�ll get fat.

7.����� I don�t drink� beer. I don�t like it.

8.����� There is tub of margarine in the fridge.

9.����� The child put �sand into the bucket.

10.� I can lend you money if you need it.

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