Grammar
1 Choose the correct alternatives.
1 Are / Is there any vegetables in the fridge?
2 There's some / any more rice if you want it.
3 There are a lot of / any beans in the salad.
4 We haven't got any / some eggs for breakfast.
5 Is / Are there any frozen food?
6 There isn't / aren't any sweets left.
7 Fresh vegetables is / are lovely.
8 There's lots / lot of coffee in the kitchen.
2 Complete the conversation with the words in the box.
a few a little a lot of any many
much none
A: How 1 _____ many cakes do we have?
B: 2 _____ We ate them yesterday.
A: OK. How 3 _____ pasta is there?
B: There's 4 _____ but we need to buy some more.
A: Have we got 5 _____ bread?
B: Yes, we have. But there are only 6 _____ eggs left.
A: Let's buy more. How many apples do we have?
B: There are 7 _____ apples. We don't need to buy any.
A: Great.
3 Complete the sentences with the comparative
form of the adjectives in brackets.
1 Paris is smaller (small) than London.
2 Joe is __________ (healthy) than Andrew.
3 This sofa is __________ (comfortable) than that one.
4 My father's cooking is __________ (good) than mine.
5 I think Café Venetto is __________ (nice) than The Bluebird Café.
6 Italian restaurants are __________ (popular) than French restaurants.
7 This shop is __________ (busy) in the morning than the afternoon.
8 Food from the market is __________ (fresh) than supermarket food.