A. Choose some or any 1. I bought _________ apples at the market.

### A. Choose some or any 1. I bought **some** apples at the market. 2. Do we have **any** milk in the fridge? 3. There isn't **any** cheese in the shop. 4. Can I have **some** sugar in my tea? 5. She didn't buy **any** tomatoes yesterday. ### B. Choose much, many, or a lot of 1. How **b) many** bananas do we need? (*c) a lot of* is also possible in some contexts, but 'many' is the standard choice for countable nouns in questions). 2. We don't have **a) much** water left. (*c) a lot of* is also possible). 3. There are **b) many** / **c) a lot of** oranges in the basket. 4. I didn't buy **a) much** / **c) a lot of** salt. ### C. Choose a few or a little 1. We need **a) a few** eggs for the cake. 2. There is **b) a little** milk in the fridge. 3. She bought **a) a few** apples for the pie. 4. I added **b) a little** sugar to my tea.