1. Which question requires the use of ‘any’?
A. Do you have sugar?
B. You have some milk?
C. Do you have any milk?
D. You have some money?
2. In which situation would you use ‘some’ to make a request?
A. When you are sure the answer will be ‘no’.
B. When you are unsure if something is available.
C. When you expect a positive response or are making a polite request.
D. When you know the person cannot fulfill your request.
3. Select the sentence which uses ‘any’ correctly to express doubt or uncertainty.
A. I have any doubts about his honesty.
B. I don’t have any doubts about his honesty.
C. I have some doubts about his honesty.
D. I have a lot of doubts about his honesty.
4. Which of the following is the correct way to ask if someone has a small quantity of something countable?
A. Do you have a little pens?
B. Do you have a few water?
C. Do you have a few pens?
D. Do you have a little pen?
5. In which situation is ‘any’ most appropriate?
A. Offering help to someone.
B. Stating a fact.
C. Answering a question affirmatively.
D. Expressing a lack of something.
6. Identify the sentence with the correct use of ‘any’ in a conditional clause.
A. If you need some help, let me know.
B. If you need a lot of help, let me know.
C. If you need any help, let me know.
D. If you need much help, let me know.
7. Which sentence uses ‘a lot of’ correctly?
A. I have a lot of money and time.
B. I have much of money.
C. I have many of time.
D. I have few of money.
8. Choose the sentence that correctly uses ‘a few’ or ‘a little’.
A. I have a little friends.
B. I have a few water.
C. I have a little books.
D. I have a few friends.
9. Choose the sentence that correctly uses ‘a little’ to describe an uncountable noun.
A. I need a little books.
B. I need a few sugar.
C. I need a little sugar.
D. I need a few books.
10. Which sentence correctly uses ‘some’ when offering something?
A. Do you want any water?
B. Do you want some water?
C. Do you want much water?
D. Do you want few water?
11. Which sentence correctly uses ‘much’ in a question?
A. How many money do you have?
B. How much cars do you own?
C. How much money do you have?
D. How many time do you have?
12. Which sentence correctly uses ‘much’ or ‘many’?
A. I don’t have much apples.
B. I don’t have many money.
C. I don’t have much time.
D. I don’t have many time.
13. When would you typically use ‘much’ rather than ‘many’?
A. When counting individual items.
B. When referring to a large number of people.
C. When discussing uncountable quantities.
D. When describing a small number of things.
14. Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of ‘few’ to indicate a small, insufficient quantity?
A. I have a few problems, so I’m stressed.
B. I have few problems, so I’m relaxed.
C. I have a few solutions to the problem.
D. I have few solutions, so we can solve it easily.
15. Select the sentence where ‘much’ is used correctly to express a large degree or extent.
A. I don’t like him many.
B. I don’t like him much.
C. I don’t like him some.
D. I don’t like him few.
16. Which of the following options correctly uses ‘a few’ to describe something about a countable noun?
A. There is a few water in the bottle.
B. There are a few apples on the table.
C. There is a few sugar in the bowl.
D. There is a few information on the page.
17. Which sentence uses ‘a few’ to imply a positive, albeit small, quantity?
A. There are few cookies left.
B. There are a few cookies left, so we can each have one.
C. There are few cookies left, so there isn’t enough for everyone.
D. There aren’t any cookies left.
18. Which of the following is grammatically correct?
A. I have much homework to do tonight.
B. I have many homework to do tonight.
C. I have a lot of homework to do tonight.
D. I have a few homework to do tonight.
19. Choose the sentence that demonstrates the correct usage of ‘a little’ with an uncountable noun.
A. I have a little problems.
B. I have a few money.
C. I have a little money.
D. I have a few problem.
20. Which sentence correctly uses ‘a lot of’ to describe a large quantity of something?
A. I have much friends.
B. I have many money.
C. I have a lot of friends.
D. I have a few money.
21. Which sentence properly uses ‘a little’?
A. I need a little pencils for the test.
B. I need a little help with my homework.
C. I need a little books to read.
D. I need a little friends to talk to.
22. Select the sentence where ‘some’ is used correctly.
A. I don’t have some money.
B. Do you have some questions?
C. I don’t have any books.
D. I have any apples.
23. Which sentence uses ‘a lot of’ in a way that suggests abundance?
A. I have a lot of friend.
B. I have a lot of money.
C. I have a few money.
D. I have much money.
24. Which sentence best demonstrates the use of ‘a lot of’ with a plural countable noun?
A. There is a lot of water in the glass.
B. There are a lot of books on the shelf.
C. There is a lot of sugar in my coffee.
D. There is a lot of information available.
25. Identify the sentence where ‘many’ is used correctly.
A. How much cars do you own?
B. How many sugar do you need?
C. How much time do you have?
D. How many cars do you own?
26. Choose the sentence that best uses ‘much’ in a negative context.
A. I have much friends to visit.
B. I don’t have much time to waste.
C. I have much money.
D. I have much books to read.
27. Select the best sentence to complete the following: ‘I need ______ sugar for my coffee.’
A. a few
B. many
C. a little
D. few
28. In which scenario would you use ‘any’ in a question?
A. When offering something to someone.
B. When expecting a positive response.
C. When asking if something exists or is available.
D. When stating a known fact.
29. Which sentence correctly uses ‘some’ in an offer?
A. Would you like any tea?
B. Would you like some tea?
C. Would you like much tea?
D. Would you like few tea?
30. Which sentence correctly uses ‘many’ in a negative statement?
A. I don’t have much friends.
B. I don’t have many time.
C. I don’t have some friends.
D. I don’t have many friends.
31. Which of the following is correct?
A. I have few knowledge about that.
B. I have a little knowledges about that.
C. I have a little knowledge about that.
D. I have a few knowledge about that.
32. Which sentence is grammatically correct?
A. I have some information for you.
B. I have many informations for you.
C. I have a few information for you.
D. I have much informations for you.
33. Which sentence is most appropriate for offering someone food?
A. Would you like much tea?
B. Would you like any tea?
C. Would you like some tea?
D. Would you like a lot tea?
34. Choose the correct sentence using ‘a few’ or ‘a little’: I have _______ close friends, so I’m never lonely.
A. a little
B. a few
C. much
D. many
35. Which sentence is grammatically correct?
A. I don’t have much money.
B. I don’t have many money.
C. I don’t have a lot of money.
D. I don’t have few money.
36. Choose the correct sentence:
A. There is many milk in the fridge.
B. There are much milk in the fridge.
C. There is much milk in the fridge.
D. There is a lot of milk in the fridge.
37. Complete the sentence: There aren’t _______ students in the classroom today.
A. much
B. a little
C. many
D. a lot
38. Which sentence uses ‘a little’ correctly?
A. I have a little friends.
B. I have a little books.
C. I have a little time.
D. I have a little apples.
39. Which sentence is incorrect?
A. I have a lot of work to do.
B. I have much work to do.
C. I have many friends.
D. I have some sugar.
40. Choose the sentence that correctly uses ‘a lot of’:
A. I have much books.
B. I have many book.
C. I have a lot of book.
D. I have a lot of books.
41. Choose the correct question:
A. How much people are coming to the party?
B. How many money do you have?
C. How many people are coming to the party?
D. How much sugar do you have?
42. Which of the following sentences is correct?
A. I need few sugar for my coffee.
B. I need a little sugar for my coffee.
C. I need a few sugar for my coffee.
D. I need many sugar for my coffee.
43. Which sentence correctly uses ‘few’?
A. I have a few money.
B. I have few money.
C. I have a few friends.
D. I have few friends.
44. Choose the correct sentence using ‘a few’ or ‘a little’: He has _______ experience in the field.
A. a few
B. much
C. many
D. a little
45. Which sentence implies a negative meaning?
A. I have a few problems.
B. I have few problems.
C. I have a little time.
D. I have a lot of money.
46. Which sentence is grammatically incorrect?
A. I need some help.
B. I don’t need any help.
C. I need much helps.
D. I need a little help.
47. Which of the following is correct to use with uncountable nouns?
A. Many
B. A few
C. Much
D. Few
48. Choose the correct sentence:
A. There are some water in the bottle.
B. There is many water in the bottle.
C. There is some water in the bottle.
D. There are many apples on the table.
49. Which sentence is most natural?
A. I have some questions to ask.
B. I have any questions to ask.
C. I have much questions to ask.
D. I have many question to ask.
50. Which sentence correctly uses ‘any’?
A. I have any questions.
B. Do you have any questions?
C. I don’t have some questions.
D. Do you have some questions?
51. Complete the sentence: I have _______ money, but not enough to buy a car.
A. many
B. few
C. much
D. a lot
52. Which sentence correctly uses ‘many’?
A. How much cars do you have?
B. How many water do you need?
C. How many cars do you have?
D. How much car do you have?
53. Which sentence correctly uses ‘some’ in a question?
A. Do you have any water?
B. Do you have some water?
C. Do you have much water?
D. Do you have many water?
54. Which sentence implies a positive meaning?
A. I have few friends.
B. I have a few friends.
C. I have little money.
D. I have much homework.
55. Which sentence is correct?
A. He doesn’t have some friends.
B. He doesn’t have any friends.
C. He doesn’t have much friends.
D. He doesn’t have a few friends.
56. Which question is grammatically correct?
A. Do you have some apples?
B. Do you have any apple?
C. Do you have much apples?
D. Do you have many apple?
57. Choose the sentence that implies the speaker is unhappy.
A. I have a little hope.
B. I have some hope.
C. I have little hope.
D. I have a lot of hope.
58. Choose the correct sentence:
A. I don’t have some time to help you.
B. I don’t have any time to help you.
C. I don’t have much friends to help you.
D. I don’t have many time to help you.
59. Which sentence is incorrect?
A. I have some apples.
B. I don’t have any apples.
C. I have any apples.
D. Do you have any apples?
60. Which sentence correctly uses ‘much’?
A. I have much apples.
B. I have much friend.
C. How much sugar do you want?
D. I have much money.
61. In which situation would you use ‘many’ rather than ‘much’?
A. When referring to uncountable nouns.
B. When referring to countable nouns in the singular.
C. When referring to countable nouns in the plural.
D. When referring to abstract nouns.
62. Which sentence uses ‘much’ to express surprise at a large amount?
A. I don’t have much time.
B. I have so much work to do!
C. Do you have much money?
D. There isn’t much food left.
63. Which question is most appropriate to ask about the availability of water?
A. Is there many water?
B. Is there much water?
C. Is there some water?
D. Is there a few water?
64. Which of the following correctly uses ‘many’ in a question about countable nouns?
A. How much books do you have?
B. How many money do you have?
C. How many books do you have?
D. How much time do you have?
65. Which sentence implies the speaker is unhappy about the small amount of money they have?
A. I have a lot of money.
B. I have some money.
C. I have a little money.
D. I have little money.
66. Which of the following is the correct way to ask if someone has any objections?
A. Does anyone have some objections?
B. Does anyone have much objections?
C. Does anyone have many objections?
D. Does anyone have any objections?
67. In which situation is ‘any’ typically used?
A. Affirmative sentences with countable nouns.
B. Affirmative sentences with uncountable nouns.
C. Questions and negative sentences.
D. Statements of quantity.
68. Which of the following sentences uses ‘much’ correctly?
A. I have much friends.
B. She has much books.
C. There is much sugar in my coffee.
D. They have much opportunities.
69. When should you use ‘some’ instead of ‘a few’?
A. When referring to countable nouns.
B. When referring to uncountable nouns.
C. When referring to countable nouns and making a request.
D. When referring to uncountable nouns and making an offer or suggestion.
70. When would you use ‘some’ in a question instead of ‘any’?
A. When you expect a ‘no’ answer.
B. When you expect a ‘yes’ answer or are offering something.
C. In negative questions.
D. When the noun is uncountable.
71. Choose the sentence where ‘a few’ is used to express a positive, though limited, quantity.
A. I have few opportunities left.
B. I have a few opportunities left.
C. I have little opportunities left.
D. I don’t have any opportunities left.
72. Which sentence best describes a situation where there are not enough chairs for everyone?
A. There are a lot of chairs.
B. There are some chairs.
C. There are many chairs.
D. There aren’t enough chairs.
73. Choose the sentence that correctly uses ‘many’.
A. I don’t have many money.
B. She doesn’t have many time.
C. There aren’t many water in the bottle.
D. There aren’t many chairs in the room.
74. Which sentence correctly uses ‘a lot of’ to describe a large number of events?
A. There are a lot of fun.
B. There are a lot of funs.
C. There is a lot of fun.
D. There are a lot of events.
75. Which sentence is grammatically correct?
A. I have some information about that.
B. I have some informations about that.
C. I have a some information about that.
D. I have any information about that.
76. Which sentence is most appropriate for asking if there are any available seats?
A. Are there some seats available?
B. Are there much seats available?
C. Are there many seats available?
D. Are there any seats available?
77. Which sentence correctly uses ‘a little’?
A. I have a little friends to help me.
B. She has a little books.
C. There is a little apples in the basket.
D. There is a little milk in the glass.
78. Which sentence correctly uses ‘a lot of’?
A. I have a lot of money and time.
B. I have a lot of moneys and times.
C. I have much a lot of money.
D. I have many a lot of time.
79. Which sentence correctly expresses having a small amount of free time?
A. I have many free time.
B. I have much free time.
C. I have a few free time.
D. I have a little free time.
80. Which sentence implies a smaller quantity?
A. I have a lot of friends.
B. I have many friends.
C. I have a few friends.
D. I have some friends.
81. Which sentence indicates a very small quantity of something?
A. I have a lot of sugar.
B. I have much sugar.
C. I have a little sugar.
D. I have little sugar.
82. Which sentence correctly uses ‘some’ to request something?
A. Do you have any sugar?
B. Can I have some sugar?
C. I don’t have some sugar.
D. I have any sugar.
83. Which sentence correctly uses ‘a few’?
A. I have a few money left.
B. She drank a few water.
C. There are a few apples on the table.
D. He has a few knowledge about art.
84. Which sentence uses ‘a little’ to describe skill?
A. She has a little knowledge of cooking.
B. She has a few knowledge of cooking.
C. She has much knowledge of cooking.
D. She has many knowledge of cooking.
85. Choose the correct sentence using ‘any’ in a negative context.
A. I have any money.
B. I don’t have some money.
C. I don’t have any money.
D. I have some money.
86. Which sentence correctly expresses a small amount of effort?
A. It takes many effort.
B. It takes much effort.
C. It takes a little effort.
D. It takes a few effort.
87. Choose the sentence where ‘some’ is used to offer something.
A. Do you have some water?
B. I don’t have some money.
C. Would you like some coffee?
D. Is there some sugar left?
88. Which sentence uses ‘a little’ to mean ‘not much’ in a negative way?
A. I have a little hope for the future.
B. I have little hope for the future.
C. I have a few hope for the future.
D. I have many hope for the future.
89. Which sentence implies a larger quantity of items?
A. I have a few books.
B. I have a little books.
C. I have some books.
D. I have many books.
90. Which sentence correctly uses ‘some’ in an affirmative statement?
A. I don’t have some friends.
B. I have any friends.
C. I have some friends.
D. Do I have some friends?
91. Choose the sentence where ‘some’ is correctly used to offer something.
A. Do you want any help?
B. Would you like some tea?
C. I don’t have some money.
D. She doesn’t need some assistance.
92. Which sentence correctly uses ‘much’ in a negative statement about uncountable nouns?
A. I don’t have many time.
B. She doesn’t have much patience.
C. They don’t have many money.
D. He doesn’t have much books.
93. Choose the sentence that correctly uses ‘any’ to inquire about the existence of something in general.
A. I have some questions.
B. Do you have any pets?
C. She doesn’t have some friends.
D. He has some money.
94. Which sentence correctly asks about the quantity of something uncountable using ‘much’?
A. How many money do you have?
B. How much apples did you eat?
C. How much time do we have left?
D. How many cars are there?
95. Choose the sentence that correctly uses ‘much’ or ‘many’.
A. How much cars do you own?
B. How many water do you drink?
C. How many siblings do you have?
D. I don’t have much books.
96. Identify the sentence where ‘some’ is correctly used to make a request.
A. Can I have any water?
B. Can I have some help, please?
C. Do you have any sugar?
D. I don’t want some food.
97. Choose the correct sentence that uses ‘a few’ to describe a small number of attempts.
A. I made a little attempts.
B. She has a little chance.
C. They gave it a few tries before succeeding.
D. He needs a little practices.
98. Which option correctly completes the sentence: ‘How ______ students are in the class?’?
A. much
B. some
C. many
D. a little
99. Which option correctly completes the sentence: ‘There isn’t ______ milk left in the fridge.’?
A. some
B. many
C. much
D. a few
100. Which option correctly completes the sentence: ‘I have ______ homework to do tonight.’?
A. a few
B. many
C. some
D. a lot of
101. Choose the sentence where ‘some’ is used correctly in an affirmative statement.
A. I don’t have some information.
B. She has some apples in the basket.
C. Do you have some milk?
D. He doesn’t want some water.
102. Which option correctly completes the sentence: ‘Do you have ______ questions?’
A. some
B. much
C. many
D. any
103. Select the sentence that correctly uses ‘a few’ or ‘a little’.
A. I have a little friends.
B. She has a few sugar in her coffee.
C. He has a few books to read.
D. They have a little apples.
104. Which sentence correctly uses ‘some’ or ‘any’ to offer something?
A. Would you like any coffee?
B. Would you like some coffee?
C. I don’t want some sugar.
D. I have any water.
105. Which sentence correctly uses ‘a lot of’?
A. I have much of friends.
B. She drinks many of tea.
C. They have a lot of money.
D. We don’t have a lot time.
106. Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of ‘a lot of’ to describe having a large amount of free time?
A. I have much free time.
B. She has many free time.
C. They have a lot of free time.
D. He has a few free time.
107. Which sentence demonstrates the correct usage of ‘any’ in a negative context?
A. I have any questions.
B. She doesn’t have some pets.
C. They don’t have any children.
D. Do you have any money?
108. Which sentence correctly uses ‘a little’ to describe a small amount of progress?
A. We made a few progress on the project.
B. She has a few hope.
C. They did a little work on the assignment.
D. He needs a few help.
109. Choose the sentence that correctly uses ‘many’ to ask about the quantity of something countable.
A. How much books did you read?
B. How many water bottles do you have?
C. How much people are coming?
D. How many siblings does she has?
110. Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?
A. I don’t have some money.
B. Do you have some questions to ask?
C. I have any friends.
D. There aren’t much people here.
111. Choose the correct sentence to describe having a large number of books.
A. I have much books.
B. I have many money.
C. I have a lot of books.
D. I have a few books.
112. Which sentence properly uses ‘a little’ to describe having a small amount of patience?
A. I have a few patience.
B. I have a little patience.
C. I have many patience.
D. I have much patience.
113. Which sentence correctly uses ‘any’ to express uncertainty about the existence of something?
A. I have any idea what to do.
B. Do you have some idea?
C. I don’t have some money.
D. Do you have any idea where he is?
114. Which of the following sentences correctly expresses a small quantity using ‘a little’?
A. I have a little friends to play with.
B. She added a little salt to the soup.
C. They have a little books on the shelf.
D. He drank a little sodas.
115. Which option correctly completes the sentence: ‘She has ______ close friends.’?
A. a little
B. much
C. a few
D. any
116. Select the sentence that correctly uses ‘some’ to describe a portion of a whole.
A. I ate any of the cake.
B. She drank many of the juice.
C. They ate some of the cookies.
D. He wants much of the pizza.
117. Select the correct sentence that uses ‘many’ in a negative statement about countable nouns.
A. I don’t have much friends.
B. She doesn’t have a lot friends.
C. They don’t have many pets.
D. He doesn’t have much pet.
118. Select the sentence that correctly uses ‘a few’ to indicate a small number of countable items.
A. I need a few sugar for my tea.
B. She has a few money to spend.
C. They bought a few chairs for the patio.
D. He added a few water to the glass.
119. Which sentence correctly uses ‘any’ in a conditional clause?
A. If you need some help, let me know.
B. If you have any questions, feel free to ask.
C. If you want some coffee, I’ll make it.
D. If you need much information, search online.
120. Select the sentence that uses ‘a few’ correctly to describe having a small number of close friends.
A. I have a little close friends.
B. I have much close friends.
C. I have a few close friends.
D. I have many close friend.
121. Choose the correct sentence using ‘some’ or ‘any’: There aren’t ______ tickets left.
A. some
B. any
C. much
D. many
122. Choose the correct sentence using ‘a lot of’, ‘much’ or ‘many’: There are ______ people at the concert.
A. much
B. a little
C. many
D. a few
123. Which sentence correctly uses ‘some’?
A. Do you have some questions?
B. I don’t have some money.
C. Is there some milk in the fridge?
D. He ate some apple.
124. Which sentence correctly uses ‘a few’ or ‘a little’: I have ______ close friends.
A. a little
B. a few
C. much
D. many
125. Select the sentence that correctly uses ‘much’ or ‘many’: Did you buy ______ souvenirs?
A. much
B. many
C. a lot of
D. a little
126. Select the correct sentence using ‘much’ or ‘many’: How ______ money do you have?
A. much
B. many
C. a lot of
D. a few
127. Which sentence correctly uses ‘any’ to express a lack of something?
A. I have some questions.
B. I don’t have any questions.
C. I have much questions.
D. I have many questions.
128. Which sentence correctly expresses a small quantity of something countable?
A. I have a little friends.
B. She has a few water.
C. There are a few books on the shelf.
D. He needs a little apples.
129. Which sentence uses ‘a lot of’ to describe a large quantity of something uncountable?
A. I have a lot of friends.
B. She needs a lot of books.
C. There is a lot of information available online.
D. He has a lot of apples.
130. Choose the sentence where ‘much’ is used correctly.
A. I have much friends.
B. She has much apples.
C. He doesn’t have much time to relax.
D. They ate much cookies.
131. Choose the correct sentence using ‘much’ or ‘many’: There isn’t ______ traffic today.
A. many
B. much
C. a lot of
D. a few
132. Choose the sentence that correctly uses ‘a little’ or ‘a few’: There is ______ milk left in the fridge.
A. a few
B. much
C. a little
D. many
133. Select the sentence where ‘any’ is used correctly.
A. I have any money.
B. She ate any apples.
C. Do you have any questions?
D. He needs any sugar.
134. Select the correct sentence using ‘much’ or ‘many’: How ______ siblings do you have?
A. much
B. many
C. a lot of
D. a little
135. Which sentence correctly uses ‘some’ or ‘any’: I need ______ help with this project.
A. any
B. some
C. much
D. many
136. Select the sentence where ‘a lot of’ is used most appropriately.
A. I have a lot of friend.
B. She doesn’t have a lot of money.
C. They ate a lot of apple.
D. He drank a lot of water.
137. Choose the sentence that correctly expresses a small quantity of something uncountable.
A. I have a few sugar.
B. She needs a little books.
C. There is a little water in the glass.
D. He has a few time.
138. Select the sentence that correctly uses ‘some’ in a request.
A. Can I have any water?
B. Can I have some water?
C. Can I have much water?
D. Can I have many water?
139. Choose the correct sentence using ‘some’ or ‘any’: I don’t have ______ brothers or sisters.
A. some
B. any
C. much
D. many
140. Which sentence correctly uses ‘a little’ to describe an amount of effort?
A. He made a little mistakes.
B. She showed a little patience.
C. They have a little books.
D. I need a little apples.
141. Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?
A. I have much books.
B. She has many time.
C. There is a little apples on the table.
D. There are a few students in the classroom.
142. Which sentence uses ‘many’ correctly?
A. I don’t have many sugar.
B. She drank many water.
C. There are many stars in the sky.
D. He has many information.
143. Select the sentence that uses ‘a lot of’ to describe a large quantity of something countable.
A. I have a lot of sugar.
B. She needs a lot of water.
C. There are a lot of students in the class.
D. He has a lot of time.
144. Choose the sentence that implies a small, but positive, number of items are present.
A. There are much books.
B. There are many water.
C. There are a little books.
D. There are a few books.
145. Which sentence implies a positive, but small, amount of effort was made?
A. He put in much effort.
B. He put in many effort.
C. He put in a little effort.
D. He put in a few effort.
146. Which sentence correctly uses ‘a few’ to describe a quantity?
A. I have a few money left.
B. There are a few water in the bottle.
C. She has a few books to read.
D. He drank a few milk this morning.
147. Select the sentence that correctly uses ‘some’ or ‘any’: Are there ______ problems?
A. some
B. any
C. much
D. many
148. Select the sentence that accurately uses ‘some’ or ‘any’: She doesn’t have ______ experience in this field.
A. some
B. any
C. much
D. many
149. Choose the sentence that correctly uses ‘a little’.
A. I have a little books.
B. She has a little friends.
C. He needs a little sugar for his coffee.
D. They ate a little cookies.
150. Choose the sentence that correctly uses ‘a few’ to describe a number of items.
A. He drank a few water.
B. She needs a few sugar.
C. I have a few pens in my bag.
D. They spent a few time relaxing.
