city problems
compound nouns
(a) little / (a) few
some/any/a/an
many/much/a lot of
100

It’s best to avoid the city centre during _____when there’s peak traffic on the roads.

rush hour

100

    The number 65 stops at the ______ opposite the cinema.

bus stop

100

I've got ______cakes to give away. Would you like one?

a few

100

I've got ______work to do.

some

100

I didn’t play______matches last season.

many

200

I was in a ______, so I got home late.

traffic jam

200

The_________ says turn right.

road sign

200

There's ______milk in the fridge. It will be enough for our coffee

a little

200

Have you got______money?

any

200

I haven’t got ______paper, so I need to buy some soon.

much

300

The _______at the concert last night were really big.

crowds

300

Look! The _______here is 20 km per hour. Slow down!


speed limit

300

There're ______people she can trust. It's really sad

few

300

We haven't got ______good news

any

300

I’ve got ______cousins in Germany.

a lot of

400

There are lots of _______in my city where you can relax and have lunch.

green spaces

400

You need to look left and right at the _______before you walk.


pedestrian crossing

400

She has _______education. She can't read or write. She can hardly count.

little

400

I've got_____great idea

a

400

How ______students are there at your school?

many

500

We had no electricity for six hours because there was a _________


power cut

500

You wait at the _______and then tell the driver where you want to go.


taxi rank

500

Susan has _______good friends. She's not lonely.

a few

500

My brother had _____ problems with his phone, so he couldn’t text me.

some

500

The city has _______traffic

a lot of