We invited twenty people to the barbecue, but only ___ of them came because it started raining heavily., a few, much, a little, I don’t have ___ experience with public speaking, so I’m quite nervous about tomorrow’s presentation., a few, many, much, There were ___ people at the new café that we had to wait outside for a table., so much, so many, too much, We still have ___ time before the film starts. Let’s get some popcorn and find our seats., plenty of, many, a few, There is ___ milk left in the fridge, but it should be enough for one cup of coffee., a few, few, a little, I’ve sent her three messages, but she hasn’t replied to ___ of them yet., some, any, no, We wanted to order dessert, but there were ___ interesting options on the menu. Everything looked quite ordinary., few, a few, a little, Is there ___ information about the train delay on the station’s website?, a few, any, many, ___ student in our class has to prepare a short presentation, so everyone will speak at least once., Some, Most, Each, I expected the concert to be crowded, but there were ___ people than I had imagined., less, little, fewer, My new flat is smaller, but it gets ___ natural light as my old one., as many, as much, more, We couldn’t finish the project on time because we didn’t have ___ people in the team., enough, plenty, too much, The soup is delicious, but there is ___ salt in it for me. I need a glass of water now., too much, not enough, too many, I bought two jackets online, but ___ of them fitted properly, so I returned them both., either, both, neither, You can take ___ the bus or the train to the airport. They both take about forty minutes., neither, either, each, ___ my parents love travelling, but they prefer completely different kinds of holidays., Either, Each, Both, We visited several small villages during our trip, and ___ of them had its own local market., every, each, all, ___ the shops in the town centre close at 8 p.m., but a few supermarkets stay open later., Most, Every, Each, I have ___ work to do this evening, so I probably won’t be able to join you for dinner., a lot of, a few, many, There were ___ chairs for everyone, so some guests had to stand during the meeting., too many, plenty of, not enough

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