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I have a few/a little apples in my bag for a snack. There isn't much/many milk left in the fridge for breakfast. We bought a lot of/a few bread for the picnic this weekend. Do you have any/much cookies to share with us? She made some/any delicious pasta for dinner last night. We need to buy many/much bananas because they are my favourite fruit. There is little/few sugar in my tea; I prefer it without sweetness. He always eats a lot of/very few vegetables to stay healthy. Can you please pass me a few/much carrots from the salad? We don’t have any/some ice cream left for dessert. I would like some/few rice with my chicken, please. There are lots of/much strawberries in the garden this summer. I have a little/a few cheese left for my sandwich. How many/much pancakes can you eat for breakfast? She drinks a lot of/a little water after playing outside. Choose the correct answer
I have a few apples in my bag for a snack. There isn't much milk left in the fridge for breakfast. We bought a lot of bread for the picnic this weekend. Do you have any cookies to share with us? She made some delicious pasta for dinner last night. We need to buy many bananas because they are my favorite fruit. There is little sugar in my tea; I prefer it without sweetness. He always eats a lot of vegetables to stay healthy. Can you please pass me a few carrots from the salad? We don’t have any ice cream left for dessert. I would like some rice with my chicken, please. There are lots of strawberries in the garden this summer. I have a little cheese left for my sandwich. How many pancakes can you eat for breakfast? She drinks a lot of water after playing outside. Choose the correct answer Check your answers
