NAME:________________________________SURNAME:____________________________

CAREER :_____________________ DIDACTIC UNIT:_________________________________

Complete each gap with much, many, some or any.

1. We didn't have time to get to the concert.

2. I haven't got sweets, but Sally has got in her bag.

3. We're getting better at mountain biking.

4. I met old friends at the restaurant yesterday.

5. Unlike of his close friends, Paul had not had opportunities in

life.

6. How courses are you taking this semester?

7. If we don't sell more clothes, there won't be point in keeping this

shop open.

8. Here's some money. Go and buy as tins of beans as you can.

9. Some of the children were vegetarian, so they didn't eat meat.

10. If I hadn't eaten so sweets, I wouldn't have needed

medication.

11. "How homework have you got to do?" "I don't have to do ."

12. Aren't there going to be famous people at the party tonight?

13. Karl was older than I had at first thought.

14. There have been too reality shows on TV recently.

15. "Put old clothes on and help me cut the grass." 'Which clothes?" "

."

16. Some days are warmer than others around here.

17. There are great reasons for learning English.

18. I didn't have to do yesterday, because there weren't new
clients to register.

19. This tree was planted years ago by previous owner.

Complete the questions with how much or how many.

1. lemonade have we got? We've got only one bottle.

2. bottles of juice are in the fridge? Three.

3. meat do we have? We have got two steaks.

4. bananas have we got? We haven't got any.

5. sugar have we got? Enough.

6. bread do we need? Two loafs of bread.

7. pens are in your bag? Six.

8. money have we got? We haven't got a lot.

9. bikes are there in the garden? Two.

10. children have they got? Two girls and a boy.

11. milk have we got? About one and a half litres.

12. steaks have we got? We've got eight steaks.

13. time do you need to finish your homework? An hour.

14. friends does she invite to her party? More than 30.

15. people work in your father's company? Seven, I think