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4 In the School Canteen

A. Complete the sentences with some, any, a, or an.
1. My plate is dirty. Can I have clean one, please?

2. I know nice people in Korea. They are really friendly
and kind.
3. Tom is a bad-tempered and angry person, so he hasn’t got
friends.
4. I’d like more coffee. There isn’t
in my cup.
5. Do you want cheese for breakfast?

6. There aren’t dictionaries on the shelf.
7. That’s horrible. There is insect in my room.

8. I want to drink water, but there isn’t in the jug.
9. Jane doesn’t drink coffee in the morning. She drinks
glass of orange juice.
10. There is ice in my glass.

B. Underline the correct word.

1. Is there many / much orange juice in the glass?
2. How much / many carrots have you got?
3. How much / many water does she drink in a day?
4. How much / many biscuits are there in the tin?
5. Are there much / many vegetables in the fridge?

6. Is there much / many olive oil in the bottle?
7. How much / many calories does a swimmer burn in a day?
8. How much / many rice does a Chinese restaurant cook in a day?
9. How much / many money do you need to buy a computer?

10. How much / many meat must an average person eat in a day?

C. Complete the sentences with a few or a little.
1. Why don’t you eat strawberries? They are fresh and delicious.
2. I think the meal needs salt and pepper.
3. There are eggs left. Shall we eat them?
4. Why don’t you use oil for the salad?

5. There is only milk in the bottle. It isn’t enough to make rice pudding.
6. We have got potatoes.
7. I’d like lemon juice and vinegar for my salad.
8. Could I ask you questions about this food?
9. A: Have you got enough plums to make jam?
B: Yes, there are but I need more.
10. I have cash with me. I can pay for both of us.

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