I have ______ friends.
I have A FEW friends.
the school - have - students - no
1. Does the school have MANY / A LOT OF students? 2. No, it doesn't have MANY / A LOT OF students.
Make a question for this answer. "Bruce has a lot of shoes."
HOW MANY shoes does Bruce have?
I saw ______ interesting films last year.
I saw MANY / A LOT OF interesting films last year.
She ate ______ yogurt today.
She ate A LITTLE yogurt today.
Jack - have - CDs - yes
1. Does Jack have MANY / A LOT OF CDs? 2. Yes, he has MANY / A LOT OF CDs.
There isn't ______ milk in the fridge.
There isn't MUCH / A LOT OF milk in the fridge.
There was ______ sugar in my coffee.
There was A LITTLE sugar in my coffee.
sugar - take - coffee - yes
1. Do you take MUCH / A LOT OF sugar in your coffee? 2. Yes, I take A LOT.
I eat ______ pasta every day.
I eat A LITTLE pasta every day.
you - eat - bread - no
1. Do you eat MUCH / A LOT OF bread? 2. No, I don't eat MUCH / A LOT OF bread.
Is there ______ salt in this soup?
Is there MUCH salt in this soup?
She ate ______ bananas today.
She ate A FEW bananas today.
this cake - have - flour - yes
1. Does this cake have MUCH / A LOT OF flour? 2. Yes, it has A LOT OF flour.
Make a question for the answer. "She has a lot of problems."
Does she have MANY problems?
Do you have ______ homework to do? I've got so ______!
Do you have MUCH / A LOT OF homework to do? I've got so MUCH!