Question

Use many, much, few, little, a little, a few 9) She was a quiet person. And she didn’t say … when she saw them. 10) There were … books in the library Choose the correct word in brackets. 1. She wasn’t ready to get (some, any) job. 2. Did he know (some, any) foreign languages? 3. There was (any, no) money in the purse. 3. There was (any, no) money in the purse. 4. There was (some, any) news on the radio. 5. There were (any, no) computers in the office last year. 6. Did you have (any, some) work to do yesterday? 7. There was (some, any) money for you to spend. 8. There was hardly (some, any) furniture in his room. 9. Unfortunately there were (some, any, no) means of achieving his aim. 10. I was thirsty, but there was (no, any) juice in the fridge.

Answer 1

Use many, much, few, little, a little, a few
9) She was a quiet person. And she didn’t say much when she saw them.
10) There were few books in the library

Choose
1. She wasn’t ready to get any job.
2. Did he know any foreign languages?
3. There was no money in the purse.
4. There was any news on the radio.
5. There were no computers in the office last year.
6. Did you have some work to do yesterday?
7. There was some money for you to spend.
8. There was hardly any furniture in his room.
9. Unfortunately there were no means of achieving his aim.
10. I was thirsty, but there was no juice in the fridge.

Answer 2

9. She was a quiet person. And she didn’t say a word when she saw them.

10. There were few books in the library.

Choose the correct word in brackets:

1. She wasn’t ready to get any job.
2. Did he know any foreign languages?
3. There was no money in the purse.
4. There was some news on the radio.
5. There were no computers in the office last year.
6. Did you have any work to do yesterday?
7. There was some money for you to spend.
8. There was hardly any furniture in his room.
9. Unfortunately, there were no means of achieving his aim.
10. I was thirsty, but there was no juice in the fridge.