1. Let's go to the supermarket. I need a an some any milk.
2. I don't have a an some any pen. Can you give me one?
3. I have a an some any apple and a an some any bananas.
4. You don't have a an some any time left. Give me the exam papers.
5. My mother is a an some any artist. She has a lot of paintings.
6. Can you give me a an some any money? I want to buy a an some any Coke.

1. Would you like a little cheese?
2. Do you want a little lemonade?
3. Can you give me a few raspberries?
4. Can I pour you a little black tea?
5. Would you like a little butter with your bread?
6. Would you like a few biscuits?
7. Shall I bring you a few apples?
8. Would you like a little meat?

1. I have a few few a little little strawberries. I can make some jam.
2. I have a few few a little little eggs. I can't make an omelette.
3. I have a few few a little little money. I can't buy a new T-shirt.
4. I have a few few a little little sugar. I think it is enough for the pie.
5. I have a few few a little little water. We definitely need to buy more.
6. I have a few few a little little plates. We don't need to buy more for the party.
7. I have a few few a little little olive oil. It is enough for the salad.
8. I have a few few a little little plums. I can't cook a dessert.

A: Hi, Max. I haven't seen you for a long time. How are you?

B: Hi, Sam. I'm fine. Thanks. I had much a lot of projects at school.

A: Oh yes! I heard that there are some any new teachers in your school. Do they give you much many homework?

B: Yes! A lot of A lot ! But I think this is because it is the end of the school year. How are things at your school? Do you have any an new teachers?

A: Luckily, no! Everything seems fine. But I also had an interesting project last month. I had to find some much information about unusual plants in our region.

B: Sounds great! Can you show me your project?

A: Sure. I will send you my presentation by email.

B: I am glad that we could finally meet. Hope to see you again in a little a few days!

A: Me too. See you!