The document provides examples of choosing the correct words to complete pairs of sentences. The first section provides sentence pairs where the first sentence introduces a blank to be filled in by one of the given options. The second section provides conversational exchanges where one of the given quantity words must be chosen to correctly complete each response. The examples focus on choosing between similar words like little/few, some/any, many/much to construct grammatically correct sentences.
The document provides examples of choosing the correct words to complete pairs of sentences. The first section provides sentence pairs where the first sentence introduces a blank to be filled in by one of the given options. The second section provides conversational exchanges where one of the given quantity words must be chosen to correctly complete each response. The examples focus on choosing between similar words like little/few, some/any, many/much to construct grammatically correct sentences.
The document provides examples of choosing the correct words to complete pairs of sentences. The first section provides sentence pairs where the first sentence introduces a blank to be filled in by one of the given options. The second section provides conversational exchanges where one of the given quantity words must be chosen to correctly complete each response. The examples focus on choosing between similar words like little/few, some/any, many/much to construct grammatically correct sentences.
1 Choose the correct word to complete each pair of sentences.
1 When I was a ______ boy, I used to hate broccoli. There’s very ______ coffee left, so we’ll need to get some. a small b little c few 2 The kitchen sink is full of dirty ______! When are you going to wash up? We tried some exotic ______ during our holiday in Thailand. a plates b meals c dishes 3 I bought this dress ______ the sales? All tickets are now available ______ a discount. a in b with c at 4 Why don’t we ______ out for a meal tonight? She’s planning to ______ on a diet to lose weight. a take b get c go 5 Would you like a ______ of tea? Our class won the school football ______ last year. a cup b glass c pot Ex. 2 Choose the correct words. 1 X I’d like to make some cakes, but there isn’t some / any flour. Y No problem, I’ll go to the shop. How many / much do you need? A kilo? 2 I’ve bought a cookery book. It contains much / a lot of interesting recipes, but so far I’ve only learnt how to make a few / a little meals. 3 X Oh dear, there isn’t any coffee left. Y Check in the next cupboard. There should be any / some in the green packet. Can you see it? 4 X How often do you eat out? Y I eat out every weekend. There are a few / a little good restaurants in the town centre where I go with some / any friends. 5 X There’s many / a lot of good food at this party! Y Yes, but I really can’t eat any / some more. I think I’ve already had too many / much. 6 X I need some more eggs to make the cake. Could you go to the shop and get some? Y Sure. How many / much do you need? Ten?