← Back to the cards Double-sided Fold in half 8 per page 4 large
24 cards, 6 pages. Print on both sides of the paper and choose Flip on long edge – every back lands behind its front. No double-sided printer? Print the pages, glue each back page to its front page, then cut along the dashed lines.
Much / Many / Few / Little practice (A1)Fronts · page 1 of 3
1___ sweets can you eat? (How many / How much)
2There aren't ___ mushrooms. (a lot of / many / much)
3We've got ___ flour and milk. Let's make pancakes! (a few / a little / few / little)
4___ water is there? (How many / How much)
5There aren't ___ cucumbers in the salad. (a lot of / many / much)
6We've got ___ time at the weekend. Would you like to meet? (a few / a little / few / little)
7___ bread is there? (How many / How much)
8Are there ___ letters for me? (a lot of / many / much)
Much / Many / Few / Little practice (A1)Backs · page 1 of 3
2many“There aren't many mushrooms.”
1How many“How many sweets can you eat?”
4How much“How much water is there?”
3a little“We've got a little flour and milk. Let's make pancakes!”
6a little“We've got a little time at the weekend. Would you like to meet?”
5many“There aren't many cucumbers in the salad.”
8many“Are there many letters for me?”
7How much“How much bread is there?”
Much / Many / Few / Little practice (A1)Fronts · page 2 of 3
9There's ___ orange juice in the fridge. It's for you. (a few / a little / few / little)
10___ sugar would you like? (How many / How much)
11There are ___ chairs in the room. (a lot of / many / much)
12We've got ___ bread. Can you buy some? (a few / a little / few / little)
13___ bread is eaten per day? (How many / How much)
14There are ___ shops in this town. (a lot of / many / much)
15I'm sorry, I can't pay for your lunch. I have ___ money. (a few / a little / few / little)
16___ lions can you see? (How many / How much)
Much / Many / Few / Little practice (A1)Backs · page 2 of 3
10How much“How much sugar would you like?”
9a little“There's a little orange juice in the fridge. It's for you.”
12little“We've got little bread. Can you buy some?”
11a lot of“There are a lot of chairs in the room.”
14a lot of“There are a lot of shops in this town.”
13How much“How much bread is eaten per day?”
16How many“How many lions can you see?”
15little“I'm sorry, I can't pay for your lunch. I have little money.”
Much / Many / Few / Little practice (A1)Fronts · page 3 of 3
17Jane spends ___ money at the shops. (a lot of / many / much)
18We can't make an apple pie. We've got ___ apples. (a few / a little / few / little)
19There isn't ___ cocoa for me. (many / much)
20There isn't ___ honey in the jar. (a lot of / many / much)
21There are only ___ bananas left in the box. We need more. (a few / a little / few / little)
22Has he got ___ penfriends? (many / much)
23There isn't ___ water in that glass. (a lot of / many / much)
24You don't need to go shopping. We have got ___ oranges. (a few / a little / few / little)
Much / Many / Few / Little practice (A1)Backs · page 3 of 3
18few“We can't make an apple pie. We've got few apples.”
17a lot of“Jane spends a lot of money at the shops.”
20much“There isn't much honey in the jar.”
19much“There isn't much cocoa for me.”
22many“Has he got many penfriends?”
21few“There are only few bananas left in the box. We need more.”
24a few“You don't need to go shopping. We have got a few oranges.”
23much“There isn't much water in that glass.”