Question

Ex. 18. Fill in the blanks with "little", "a little", "few", "a few". 1. It was to be only a family affair, so ... people were invited. 2. I have ... doubts but I'd rather not mention them now. 3. I have ... money, I can't let you have any. 4. She got ... letters with New Year's wishes this year, usually she gets many. 5. "Give the door another coat of paint." "I can't, I've too ... paint." 6. I must say I am ... worried about his health. 7. He is a very obedient child, his parents have ... trouble with him. 8. He hardly said more than ... words the whole evening.

Answer 1

A few

Little

A little

A few

Little

A little

A few

Few

Answer 2

1. It was to be only a family affair, so few people were invited.
2. I have a few doubts but I'd rather not mention them now.
3. I have a little money, I can't let you have any.
4. She got few letters with New Year's wishes this year, usually she gets many.
5. "Give the door another coat of paint." "I can't, I've too little paint."
6. I must say I am a little worried about his health.
7. He is a very obedient child, his parents have little trouble with him.
8. He hardly said more than a few words the whole evening.