We must use any in question., True, False, "Some" is used in positive sentences (affirmatives), True, False, In offers/requests like "Would I/Can I" we use any, True, False, "A lot of/lots of" we use in negative sentences, True, False, only in spoken variant, We use a few for countable nouns, True, False, We use a little for countable nouns, False, True, The rule says noun+enough( sun cream enough), True, False, The rule says adjective + enough (warm enough)., False, True, The rule says enough+verb (I enough sleep), False, True, The rule says use too much for uncountable nouns., True, False, The rule says use too many for countable nouns., True, False, Do you have some cash for the bus?", True, False, I spent too much money on holiday., True, False, I need a lots of coins for the parking meter., True, False, I speak a few French, so I can order food., True, False, The water isn't warm enough for swimming., True, False, I used enough sun cream for the whole week, True, False, Can I have some ice cream, please?, False, True, Did you eat too many burgers at the barbecue?, True, False, I only have a little euros left for a souvenir., True, False

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