A: ____ coffee do you drink a day? B: ___, how much / a few, how many / some, how much / not much, how many / a lot of, There aren't ___ students on the campus today, a little, few, much, many, A: ___ people in my family eat meat. What about you? B: I usually eat ___ meat for lunch, few / a little, many / few, much / some, little / lot, Carl has got __ things to do, but he can handle very ___ tasks today because he's sick, many / any, a lot of / few, much / some, a few / no, A: ___ bars of chocolate have you got in your bag? B: There aren't ___. Only three, how much / any, how many / a few, how much / a little, how many / many, A: There isn't ___ jam left in the jar. B: Yes, but there is ___ jam in the big jar in the fridge, much / a lot of, any / few, some / little, many / no, A: They have got a problem with the door of their house. It creaks __. B: They should apply __ oil on its screws, some / few, few / any, a lot / some, much / many, He usually pays ___ attention to details, so he can't be a good translator, little, a little, few, a few, Henry doesn't eat __ bread, but he buys ___ every Friday, much / many, any / some, no / few, a few / little, A: Do your students make ___ mistakes in maths exams? B: ___ students usually make no mistakes but some students make a lot of mistakes, many / a few, any / no, much / some, a lot of / a little, Jack is telling Noah ___ bad news. It's about ___ serious problems in our project, a little / much, some / a few, many / few, a lot / little, A: Do you have ___ plastic forks? B: Yes, you can find ___ forks in that drawer, any / a few, some / a lit, much / little, few / much, A: There is ___ food left at home. I'll go shopping. B: Ok, but don't buy __ food because we're going on holiday next Wednesday, some / a little, a few / a lot of, little / much, no / many

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