Present simple
I like cats [STRONG NEGATIVE!]
I hate cats!
(OR: I really don't like cats!)
(What is the full sentence?)
I have three pens, so I only have a few.
Do you have _____ money left?
MUCH or ANY
(What is the full sentence?)
We are students.
How [quantifier] oil is there in the car?
(Full sentence)
How much oil is there in the car?
I don't have ______ money left.
I don't have any money left.
Paul and Audrey [be] [pilot]
(What is the full sentence?)
Paul and Audrey are pilots.
I don't have [quantifier] books in my house - maybe just three or four.
(What is the full sentence?)
I don't have many books in my house - maybe just three or four.
There are [quantifier] [person - plural] here.
Lots of/a lot of/many [more formal]
You and I [be] [person - plural]
(What is the full sentence?)
We are people.
There are [quantifier] people here today! It's so crowded!
Lots of/a lot of
_________ rice do you want?
How much rice do you want?
He [want] [eat] [breakfast]
(What is the full sentence?)
He wants to eat breakfast.
How [quantifier] is it for tickets, when [quantifier] people want to see a movie together?
Much
Lots of/a lot of/many (formal)
Do you have any good ideas?