Level 2 Unit 10 -Much, Many, Little, Few

Complete the sentences

 

Type the missing words. Press "Check" to check your answers. "Hint" button gives a free letter.

Countable or uncountable?


MANY & FEW : for things you can count - people, seats, planes, etc.

Examples: There aren't MANY cars at night.
There are too MANY people and not enough chairs.

Very FEW businessmen check their luggage.
We have a FEW seats left.

MUCH & LITTLE : for things you can't count -
traffic ( you count cars and trucks - not traffic )
money ( you count dollars and cents - not money )
coffee ( you count cups of coffee - not coffee )
mail ( you count letters and packages - not mail )

Examples: There's too MUCH traffic in New York.
I don't have MUCH cash.
Tom drinks very LITTLE coffee.
I've got just a LITTLE work to do.

Exceptions:

Money:
Yes, you can count money but we say:
I don't have MUCH money.
I have a LITTLE money if you need some.

Time - you count minutes, hours and years but:
I don't have MUCH time.
I would like to see you if you have a LITTLE time.
Traffic is heavy. There are just too cars.
Paul doesn't like TV. He watches very .
Are there very good restaurants in Springfield?
I can't get across the street. There's too traffic.
How about another piece of candy? There are only a left.
It costs only a dollar. That's not .
How does a good watch cost?
There are only a really good restaurants in town.
Have some more cake. There's only a left.
I can't see. There are too people in front of me.
George has very friends. He doesn't go out .
I have some money, but very .
How suitcases do you have?
Mr. Jones works too much. He has time with his family.
There aren't flights after 9 p.m.
The doctor says not to drink too coffee.
More wine? ... Maybe just a .
Big dogs eat too food. I want a small one.
John doesn't have time to watch TV.
Very people have enough money to buy a Rolls.
Jim reads a lot of magazines, but he reads very books.
There are some seats left, but not .