II. There was a lot of / much people in the gallery. III. A few / a little people were shouting there. IV. I met with a few / a little people in the program. V. Jim has many/much patience. VI. Alice had a little/ a few juice and nothing else. VII. We have much/ many time to complete the project. VIII. David has much/ many experience. IX. Alana was a little / a few worried. X. Put a little/ a few salt in the curry. XI. We’ve got lots of / much things to do. XII. That’s a lot of / many money. XIII. Are there a lot of / much good players at your tennis club?
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Can / Could be used for both possibility and ability .
Can -- Present Tense Could -- Past Tense
I. I can/could swim when I was 5 years old.
II. When we arrived home, we can/could not open the door. III. Can/Could you understand what he was saying? IV. She can/could drive a car. V. John can/can’t speak Spanish. VI. I can’t / couldn’t hear you. Please speak louder!