A little/a few

I have _____ good friends. I'm not lonely.

He has _____ education. He can't read or write and he can hardly count.

Luckily, we have _____ problems.

There are only _____ people she really trusts. It's a bit sad.

There's _____ spaghetti left. Shall we eat it tonight?

Do you need information on English grammar? I have _____ books on the topic.

He has _____ free time. He hardly even manages to sleep properly.

Are you thirsty? There's _____ juice left in the fridge.

There're only _____ programs on TV that I want to watch.

London has _____ sunshine in the winter. That's why so many British people go on holiday to sunny places.

_____ children from this school go on to university, unfortunately.

Julie gave us _____ apples from her garden. We can share them with you.

I've got _____ cakes to give away. Would you like one?

We've got _____ time at the weekend. Would you like to meet?

It's a great pity, but that hospital has _____ medicine. They can't help many people.

There is … water in the cup.

I couldn’t give him any stamps. I had very … .

I saw the film … weeks ago.

There is a lot of honey in the fridge, but there is very … jam.

The teacher can’t believe her eyes. Tom has made very … mistakes in the dictation.

- How many sandwiches have you made? - I am sorry, I have made very … sandwiches.

He left … juice for you. It’s in the fridge.

I am sorry I have … friends.

Don’t forget to buy some milk! We have got … .

It was raining. There were very ... children in the park.

He left … minutes ago.

I’m sorry I have … time today, but we can discuss our problem tomorrow.

We’ll have … apples in our garden this autumn.

Could you give him … toys?

Could you buy … honey?