Infinitives and gerunds
Either / neither/ so
Quantifiers
100
Avoid (make) silly mistakes
making
100
Laura: Hey! I love your new jeans.
Milos: Thanks, ___________!
So do I!
100
I’d love to come to the café but I don’t have
many/much money – do you think you could you
lend me some?
much
200
My parents wanted me (be) home at 11 o'clock. 
to be
200
Catherine and Milos couldn't see the results of their tests.
Neither Catherine nor Milos could see the results of their tests.
Catherine couldn't see the results of his test. Milos couldn't either.
200
Although the event had completely sold out,
very few/a few people actually turned up on the
day because of the awful weather.
very few
300
I dream about (build) a big house.
building
300
I love horror movies. I love romantic movies. I am OK with both options.
We could either watch a horror movie or a romantic movie. I am OK with both options
300
Every/Few student in our class was really relieved
when they heard that they’d passed their final
Every
400
- I can't imagine Peter (go) by bike.
going
400
Don't overanalize it. Just take ________ the blue one __ the red one.
either ... or
400
Andrew has quite a few/a good deal of experience
in dealing with irate customers from his time
working in sales.
a good deal of
500
She doesn't mind (work) the night shift.
working
500
He was wrong and you were wrong.
Neither of them were right.
500
I’m afraid there’s __________food left in the
fridge, so we’ll have to go and buy some on the
way home from work tonight.
little