Question

A salad. 1 There are a few/a little carrots. We can make salad2 There's too much/many sugar 3 There isn't much/many chicken.4 I've got very few / a little juice.5 We have too much/many eggs.6 We've got a lot of/much cherries.7. there are very few/little grapes in the fridge​

Answer 1

1. There are a few carrots. We can make salad

2 There's too much sugar.

3 There isn't much chicken.

4 I've got very a little juice.

5 We have too many eggs.

6 We've got a lot of cherries.

7. There are very few grapes in the fridge​

Answer 2

Here are the corrected sentences with the appropriate quantifiers:

1. There are a few carrots. We can make a salad.
2. There's too much sugar.
3. There isn't much chicken.
4. I've got very little juice.
5. We have too many eggs.
6. We've got a lot of cherries.
7. There is very little grapes in the fridge.

Note: The choice between "few" and "little" depends on whether you are referring to countable or uncountable nouns. "Few" is used with countable nouns, while "little" is used with uncountable nouns.