1) Jackie spends _____ money on shoes. a) too many b) too much 2) A good diet can prevent _______ illnesses. a) lot of b) a lot of 3) - ‘How was the job interview?’ -‘It was OK. I wasn’t _____ nervous.’ a) too b) enough 4) I think I have ______ to pay for this. a) enough money b) money enough 5) How ______ fruit do you eat? a) much b) many 6) Can you help me? This case is _______ heavy. a) too b) too much 7) Could I have ______ milk, please? a) a little b) a few 8) I’m going away on holiday for _____ days next week. a) a few b) a little 9) You don’t do _____  exercise. Why don’t you come jogging with me? a) many b) much 10) I can’t teach children. I’m not _______ . a) patient enough b) enough patient 11) _____ chocolate isn’t good for you. a) Too much b) Too many 12) How _____ hours do you work a day? a) many b) much 13) I spend _____ time at the computer. a) too much b) too many 14) I couldn’t finish the report because I didn’t have ______ . a) time enough b) enough time 15) I have _______ clothes. I can never decide what to wear. a) too many b) too much 16) We’re going to buy ______ things for our new flat today. a) a little b) a few 17) Are you _______ to go to work today? a) enough well b) well enough 18) I’m going to have ______ free time this weekend. a) some b) a few 19) My husband does _____ housework every day. a) a few b) a little 20) We buy _______ vegetables. We never eat them all! a) too many b) too much

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