Much / Many / Few / Little practice (A1) - Flashcards #240
Cards for A1: answer, then flip the card to check – Much / Many / Few / Little.
Cards in this set (24)
- ___ sweets can you eat? (How many / How much) – How many (How many sweets can you eat?)
- There aren't ___ mushrooms. (a lot of / many / much) – many (There aren't many mushrooms.)
- We've got ___ flour and milk. Let's make pancakes! (a few / a little / few / little) – a little (We've got a little flour and milk. Let's make pancakes!)
- ___ water is there? (How many / How much) – How much (How much water is there?)
- There aren't ___ cucumbers in the salad. (a lot of / many / much) – many (There aren't many cucumbers in the salad.)
- We've got ___ time at the weekend. Would you like to meet? (a few / a little / few / little) – a little (We've got a little time at the weekend. Would you like to meet?)
- ___ bread is there? (How many / How much) – How much (How much bread is there?)
- Are there ___ letters for me? (a lot of / many / much) – many (Are there many letters for me?)
- There's ___ orange juice in the fridge. It's for you. (a few / a little / few / little) – a little (There's a little orange juice in the fridge. It's for you.)
- ___ sugar would you like? (How many / How much) – How much (How much sugar would you like?)
- There are ___ chairs in the room. (a lot of / many / much) – a lot of (There are a lot of chairs in the room.)
- We've got ___ bread. Can you buy some? (a few / a little / few / little) – little (We've got little bread. Can you buy some?)
- ___ bread is eaten per day? (How many / How much) – How much (How much bread is eaten per day?)
- There are ___ shops in this town. (a lot of / many / much) – a lot of (There are a lot of shops in this town.)
- I'm sorry, I can't pay for your lunch. I have ___ money. (a few / a little / few / little) – little (I'm sorry, I can't pay for your lunch. I have little money.)
- ___ lions can you see? (How many / How much) – How many (How many lions can you see?)
- Jane spends ___ money at the shops. (a lot of / many / much) – a lot of (Jane spends a lot of money at the shops.)
- We can't make an apple pie. We've got ___ apples. (a few / a little / few / little) – few (We can't make an apple pie. We've got few apples.)
- There isn't ___ cocoa for me. (many / much) – much (There isn't much cocoa for me.)
- There isn't ___ honey in the jar. (a lot of / many / much) – much (There isn't much honey in the jar.)
- There are only ___ bananas left in the box. We need more. (a few / a little / few / little) – few (There are only few bananas left in the box. We need more.)
- Has he got ___ penfriends? (many / much) – many (Has he got many penfriends?)
- There isn't ___ water in that glass. (a lot of / many / much) – much (There isn't much water in that glass.)
- You don't need to go shopping. We have got ___ oranges. (a few / a little / few / little) – a few (You don't need to go shopping. We have got a few oranges.)
24 cards. Look at the card, say the answer, flip it to check, then press “I know it” or “Again”: the cards you don't know yet come back until you know them all.