Put in many, much, few, a few, little, a little.

1. How many photographs did you take?
2. He hasn't got many friends.
3. How much money did you take?
4. Do you watch TV much?
5. Do you drink much tea?
6. There isn't much milk in the cup.
7. We went to a cheap restaurant. So it didn't cost much.
8. I've got few friends, so I'm alone.
9. She isn't lonely, because she has got a few friends.
10. They have little money. They are very poor.
11. She didn't eat anything but she drank a little water.
12. There was little food in the fridge. It was nearly empty.
13. Can you speak English a little?
14. When did you see Nick? A few days ago.
15. She is very lazy. She doesn't work much.
16. Last night he went to a restaurant with a few friends.
17. The TV service isn't very good. There are few good programmers.
18. Ann knows little about this gardening.
19. Most of the town is modern –there aren't many old buildings.
20. "Did you enjoy the party?" "Not so much."

1. I live in a small village. There is a church, a shop, and a few houses.
2. How many apples on the table?
3. We are late. We have very little time.
4. He spends too much money.
5. A little effort had been made before the first record was set.
6. He needs to buy a lot of things, but he hasn't got much money.
7. There aren't any chairs in the room.
8. This flat is small, so there are very few rooms there.
9. I don't know much about these people.
10. He comes here a few times a week because he has little free time.
11. We are destroying a few trees and forests.
12. We use little electricity.
13. There is very little juice left. I must buy some.
14. Can you speak French a little?
15. I have got a few sisters and brothers.
16. There is a little Coke in the bottle. Do you want some?
17. She hasn't got much homework today.
18. I need a few eggs and a little butter to make a cake.
19. How many cups of coffee do you drink a day?