Some Any How much How many

There aren't ________ people here.

She doesn't know __________ English.

She has got ________ interesting friends.

Some children don't eat ______ fruit.

We use _____________ for countable nouns.

_____ fans were dissatisfied with the result of the match on Saturday.

There is _______ food in the fridge.

Would you like ___________ apple juice?

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

How _______ did your computer cost?

Are there _______ restaurants near here?

It can be quite tough to learn _____ languages without a good teacher.

We use ___________ in negative sentences and in most questions.

_____ fans were dissatisfied with the result of the match on Saturday.

My brother always prefers ________ ice cream for dessert.

He hasn't done ________ work for ten years.

We use ________ in affirmative sentences.

We made so _____ great photos in the Western Desert last month.

How ___________ plays did Shakespeare write?

Is there _____ red paint left in that tub?

Don't eat so ________ chocolate or you will get fat.

We use _____________ for uncountable nouns.

To be honest, we hadn’t been expecting _____ problems with our brand-new car.

There are ______ eggs in the basket.

Mark fancied an ice cream, but he didn’t have _____ money on him.

I don't eat __________ meat.

Not ______ tourists visit our town.

How much water _______ he drink?

Is there __________ vegetable in the fridge?

We need ______ more milk.

There was _____ apple pie in the fridge last time I checked.

We haven't got _______ sugar. Can you go to the shops to buy ______?

_______ bottles of juice are in the fridge? >>>>> Three.

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

There’s just too _____ orange juice in our cupboard.

He is very rich. There is ______ money in his wallet.

Was there __________ traffic on the road?

I haven't got _______ time.

I'd like __________ help.

He always takes ________ books with him when he goes on holiday.