Grammar: A lot of / Lots of, much, many, (a) little, (a) few; Too much, too many, (not) enough p. 33

Watch the video to revise the rule and then do the exercise. Choose the correct alternative.

1 I can't help you now, Ron. I have ________ time.
2 Luckily, there are ________ slices of cheese to make toasts.
3 Myriam doesn't want to eat out because she has ________ money.
4 We can't make vegetable soup because there are ________ carrots and potatoes.
5 There's ________ coffee if you want some.

Watch the video to revise the rule and then do the exercise. Complete the sentences with too, too much, too many or (not) enough.

1 This beef is ________ expensive! It costs £4 a slice.
2 Our Maths teacher is giving us ________ exercises!
3 To have a healthy diet, you must eat ________ fruit and veggies.
4 This sauce is ________ spicy! I need to drink some water.
5 There is ________ ketchup on this hamburger. Can you pass me some?
6 Aren't you eating ________ crisps? They're not good for you.
7 There are ________ cups for everyone. Can you get some more from the cupboard?
8 This soup tastes awful! I think we put ________ salt in it.

Complete Lisa's blog about her favourite restaurant and dishes. Are they like yours? Make any changes you need and use it for your oral production.

Do you enjoy eating out? I love it! My favourite restaurant is 'The Green Bean'. It's a vegetarian restaurant so there isn't ________ fish or meat on the menu. But there are ________ yummy veggie dishes you can eat. How ________? Well, come and see for yourself. My favourite starter is ________ mushroom soup. It's delicious! The main courses I like are too ________ to list but perhaps the parmigiana is one of the best. It's a ________ dish made with aubergines and tomato sauce. If I still have ________ space for more food, I usually end my meal with a fantastic homemade apple crumble. 'The Green Bean' is a great place and not ________ expensive!