few / a few / little / a little / un/counable nouns /whole /all

Her jewellery ..... designed by a well-known celebrity.

Nuts and .... make nutritious snacks.

Try to eat plenty of fresh ........

Would you like ........ tea? There’s very ..... dessert left.

The news ............ good.

We had ........ terrible weather last week.

Which sentence is correct:

1) I bought two pairs of trousers.

2) I bought two trousers.

3) I bought two pieces of trousers.

He bought ......... very expensive piece of furniture for his new apartment.

Let’s get ......... paper and see what’s on at the cinema.

The printer has run out of  .......... paper.

Can I have two ____ and one ____, please? (two cups of tea and one cup of coffee …?)

A: How many ____ do you want in your tea? (How many spoonfuls/lumps of sugar?)

B: Just one, please.

I had some interesting ___ while I was travelling. – They offered me the job because I had a lot of ___. 

My family, who ........ lived on this island all their lives, are determined to remain here.

My family ....... from Swedish.

1) To avoid any accidents, the police ..... organizing road traffic.

2) Physics ................. trouble me at all.

1) She spent ....... of her salary on clothes last month. 

2) He's so greedy – he ate the ....... box of chocolates. 

1) We ate _______ cake in about ten minutes.

2) They needed _____ courage they had.

1) Many are invited but ____ are chosen.

2) There's ........ hope of a rescue now. 

There aren't ___________things to do in this village.

There was _________ tension at the meeting.

Nowadays we don't use _____ cash, because we use our credit cards.

1) There was ________ food in the fridge. It was nearly empty.

2) I only speak  __________ English.

1) All luggage ____ to be scanned at the airport.

2) There were only _____ people at the party.

1) a ....... of jam; 2) a ......... of bread; 3) a ..... of tuna