Many, A Few, Some, Any, A Lot

1.
Cross out the wrong option.
POST: Do you have (any/some) information about the river Saraswati?
GUIDE: Yes, I have (some/any) information.
POST: Were there (some/any) other cities found on her banks?
GUIDE: (Some/any) cities were on the banks of Saraswati too.
POST: (Some/any) people think all cities were on the banks of river Indus. Is there (some/any) evidence to prove that Saraswati existed?
GUIDE: Yes, definitely. There is (some/any) important information in the Rigveda.
POST: Isn't there (some/any) other proof?
GUIDE: Satellite images show (some/any) interesting features too.

2.

Match the beginning and end of the sentences.

1. Would you like to have	a. any chocolate.
2. No, thank you. I never liked	b. to appreciate any food I make.
3. Oh, I made them	c. any sugar. I know you don't like sweets.
4. Really? Can I taste	d. some chocolates?
5. Yes, sure. I've hardly added	e. some for grandpa?
6. They are delicious. Shall I take	f. some then?
7. Yes, of course. He never fails	g. without any help from mom.

3.
Choose a word from the box below to go with the nouns.
a/an some a few many much a lot of a little
1. ___________ bird
2. ___________ bread
3. ___________ chocolate
4. ___________ holiday
5. ___________ flowers
6. ___________ milk