Decide whether you have to use a little or a few.

1. a few apples 1. a little bread

2. a little rice 2. a few ideas
3. a few bicycles 3. a little water
4. a few trees 4. a little luck
5. a few boys 5. a few friends
6. a little money 6. a few chairs
7. a few dogs 7. a little coffee
8. a little time 8. a few children
9. a little sugar 9. a little work
10. a few cups 10. a few men

Decide whether you have to use a little or a

few.
 11. Could I have a little sugar for my tea, please?
12. If you want to make pancakes, you need a few eggs and a little flour.
13. Have you got a few minutes? I need to talk to you.
14. When I am on holiday, I always write a few lines home.
15. I have a little headache.
16. Jane has invited a few boys to her party.
17. There is still a little work to do.
18. They sang a few songs.
19. Would you like a little more rice?

Decide whether you have to use a little or a few.

1. There will be a little rain this week.

2. A few friends are coming over tonight.
3. I need a little sleep.
4. Could you buy a few bottles of water for me?
5. My parents give me a little pocket money every week.
6. All we need is a little luck.
7. I would like to eat a few biscuits now.
8. There is still a little bread left.
9. My friend knows a few English poems.
10. There are a few birthdays to celebrate this month.