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Choose the correct option to complete each sentence. Zaznacz właściwą opcje. 50 pkt.
1. Tehre's no need to hurry - we have few/plenty/several hours before the guests arrive.
2. We don't want to but much/many/lot of new furniture.
3. I'm afraid I've got too little/a little/few flour to make a cake.
4. After eating in the motel the entire/ a few/some family was sick.
5. We expected the restaurant to be full, but only a few/a little/any people had showed up.
6. Most/None/No people I know eat out only once in a while.
7. That's little/some/any good news at last! You've done a good job Sally.
8. Julie and Ben are keen on cooking, but both/all/neither of them intends to be a chef.
9. She ate all of/all/no the vegetables on her plate, but she didn't even touch the meat.
10. I'm afraid more/most of/most the information I received was rather useless. I can't really give you little/any/no advice before I think the situation over.
Choose the correct option to complete each sentence. Zaznacz właściwą opcje. 50 pkt.
1. Tehre's no need to hurry - we have few/plenty/several hours before the guests arrive.
2. We don't want to but much/many/lot of new furniture.
3. I'm afraid I've got too little/a little/few flour to make a cake.
4. After eating in the motel the entire/ a few/some family was sick.
5. We expected the restaurant to be full, but only a few/a little/any people had showed up.
6. Most/None/No people I know eat out only once in a while.
7. That's little/some/any good news at last! You've done a good job Sally.
8. Julie and Ben are keen on cooking, but both/all/neither of them intends to be a chef.
9. She ate all of/all/no the vegetables on her plate, but she didn't even touch the meat.
10. I'm afraid more/most of/most the information I received was rather useless. I can't really give you little/any/no advice before I think the situation over.
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