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104 +2.17nglish (17apec - I) 1.ook ar wame other eaimples 1 More on Quantifiers. 1. much, many, a lot of, (a) litte, (a) few Much atd many are used in negatives and questions/inferrogatives generally Much is used before uncountable nouns and many with plural countables. A lot of and lots of can be used with countables and uncountables in positis (remarks) sentences. A litile and little can be used with uncountable nouns only. Few and a few can be used with plural countables. Activity - 7 Use much, mdny, a lot of, lots of in the blank spaces, where required in sentences below. (In some blank spaces more than one alternative is possible

1. I can't come with you. I've got work to do,
2. He's not got $⟶$ money, so he can't buy that house,
3. He is very quiet person. He doesn't speak
4. I'm hoping to get a ticket for the match. But there aren't _ seats left, I
5. That car is very old. It uses petrol.
6. I haven't got time for watching sport at the moment.
7. - people come to the public meeting addressed by the Chief Minister.

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