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TASK

Complete the sentences with correct forms of the words given.

Use capital letters.

Grammar Exercises

Many/much, little/few, some/any 1

 
There isn't ANY (A/ANY/SOME) water in the glass. We have SOME (A/ANY/SOME) strawberries in the basket. Please, give me A FEW (A LITTLE/MUCH/A FEW) onions. How MUCH (A LITTLE/MUCH/A FEW) chicken would you like, sir? Would you like A SLICE OF (MANY/A SLICE OF/A PIECE OF) bread? I ate only A PIECE OF (MANY/A SLICE OF/A PIECE OF) cake tonight. Susan needs a FEW (LITTLE/FEW/LOTS OF) cucumbers for the salad. I want a LITTLE(LITTLE/FEW/LOTS OF) jam on my bread. I like jam and bread. You should eat AN (AN/A LOT OF/MANY) orange every day.

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