Question

Look at the picture and complete the word expressions using a little, a few, a lot of. 1) a lot of coffee 2) ______ jam 3) ______ eggs 4) ______ water 5) ______ bread 6) ______ chocolate 7) ______ onions 8) ______ sugar 9) ______ bananas 10) ______ apples

Answer 1

2 a little jam

3 a few eggs

4 a lot of water

5 a little bread

6 a little (a lot of) chocolate

7 a few onions

8 a little sugar

9 a lot of bananas

10 a few apples

Answer 2

Sure, I'd be happy to help you complete the word expressions using "a little," "a few," and "a lot of" based on the picture.

1. a lot of coffee
2. a little jam
3. a few eggs
4. a lot of water
5. a lot of bread
6. a little chocolate
7. a few onions
8. a little sugar
9. a few bananas
10. a few apples

In this context:

• "A lot of" is used when there is a large quantity or a significant amount of something.
• "A little" is used when there is a small amount of something (non-countable nouns like jam, chocolate, sugar).
• "A few" is used when there are a small number of something (countable nouns like eggs, onions, bananas, apples).