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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

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