Exercise 2
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1. There are Few biscuits in the packet so, I’ll be hungry.

a. Few

b. a little

c. a lot

2. We have  time to buy presents. It’s already Christmas.

a. A few

b. little

c. a lot

3. He always gets  presents than his sister on his birthday.

a. A lot of

b. fewer

c. less

4. I have  money than him.

a. A lot

b. fewer

c. less

5. There are  people in the supermarket today.

a. A lot

b.fewer

c. little

6. She has  friends.

a. Lot of

b. lots of

c. a lot

7. He earns  money.

a. a lot

b. a lot of

c. lots

8. She wears  golden jewellery.

a. Lots

b. a lot

c. lots of

9. Do you like hip-hop music? Yes,  

a. Lots of

b. much

c. a lot

10. They have  information on their website.

a. Much

b. few

c. very little

11. We got  petrol.

a. A few

b. plenty of

c. several

12. I drank  cups of coffee.

a. A little

b. a lot

c. several

Audio 57

USING UNITS OF MEASUREMENT WITH UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

We can count nouns such as books, schools, students so we can talk about four books, two schools, ten students, etc. But when we talk about uncountable nouns, it is necessary to use some expressions such as (a glass of, a piece of, etc) to make uncountable nouns countable.