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A) Complete the sentences with some, any, much, many, little, few, neither, both, none or all.

1. A: Would you like ………………….. coffee? B: Yes, please.

2. I’ve got a ………………….. books upstairs that might interest you.

3. ………………….. Norway nor Finland belong to the European Community.

4. A: Do your friends like flamenco? B: No, ………………….. of them like it.

5. A: Is there any milk in the fridge? B: No, there isn’t ………………….. .

6. I haven’t got ………………….. money left, so I can’t buy her a present now.

7. A: Have you got ………………….. friends? B: Yes, I’ve got a lot.

8. ………………….. Induráin and Olano are famous cyclists.

9. [Loudspeaker at the airport] Your attention, please. ………………….. passengers proceed to gate nº four.

10. A: Is there any water left in the bottle? B: Yes, there’s still a ………………….. .

B) Choose the correct alternative to complete the sentences.

1. All / None the students are having a break now.

2. There isn’t somewhere / anywhere to park in this area.

3. Is there any / anything we can do for you?

4. I haven’t got much / many time to waste.

5. There were a lot / few of people at the party.

6. She liked every / each of the presents she was given.

7. Both / All Susan and Peter are taking part in the competition.

8. My parents are neither rich or / nor famous.

9. Some / Any of my friends have a driving licence.

10. Most / Most of my students speak two languages.

C) Rewrite these sentences using the correct order.

1. A: I like coffee very much. B: So I do.

2. How long you have lived in this town?

3. I’m doing well, am not I?

4. The ambulance took to hospital the man.

5. What nationality you are?

6. A: We don’t speak Russian. B: Neither we do.

7. Hardly we had arrived home when the telephone rang.

8. Under no circumstances you must do it again.

9. We live in a house very beautiful near the sea.

10. You can swim?

D) Choose the correct alternative to complete the sentences.

1. You don’t like pizza, don’t you / do you?

2. Lovely weather, is it / isn’t it?

3. How / What is the weather like in the south of Spain?

4. What colour of / What colour hair has she got?

5. Let’s go to the cinema, shall we / shan’t we?

6. Someone’s talked to her, haven’t they / hasn’t he?

7. A: I’ve got a new bike. B: So have / So do I.

8. No sooner had he left home than / when he realised he hadn’t taken his documents.

9. Not only does he play tennis, but too / also basketball and golf.

10. On no account must they / they must know the truth.

E) Identify and correct the errors in these sentences.

1. Both of they live in the same block of flats.

2. This is most interesting film.

3. Those twins are very intelligent. None of the m has ever failed an exam.

4. I’ve got very few money at the moment.

5. How you usually go to school?

6. A: Who did tell you that story? B: Richard did.

7. Sam broke the window, didn’t Sam?

8. Let’s leave now, isn’t it

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