We have *enough* (enough) milk to make pancakes.

I don’t think *many* (many) people will come to the party.

She has visited *several* (several) countries in Europe.

*Few* (few) students understood the professor’s explanation.

He bought *a few* (a few) books to read during vacation.

There are *too many* (too) cars on the road during rush hour.

*All* (all) the cookies were eaten by the children.

We need *more* (more) chairs for the guests.

She has *plenty of* (plenty) time to finish the project.

Could you give me *some* (some) advice on this issue?

I saw *a lot of* (a lot) stars in the sky last night.

He doesn’t have *any* (any) friends in the city.

*Most* (most) students prefer to study in quiet environments.

There is *little* (little) hope for recovery.

Can you save me *a piece of* (a piece) cake?

Exercise 2: Choose the correct quantifiers to complete the sentences

*Every* (every) child in the class received a present.

She can’t find *her* (her) keys anywhere.

They have *plenty of* (plenty) opportunities to succeed.

You need to drink *enough* (enough) water every day.

He read *several* (several) articles on the topic.

*Many* (many) tourists visit the Eiffel Tower each year.

We saw *a few* (a few) dolphins while on the boat.

*Some* (some) people prefer tea over coffee.

*Most* (most) of the apples in this basket are red.

She spent *all* (all) her savings on a new car.

*Few* (few) candidates passed the final exam.

Can I have *a bit of* (a bit) silence to concentrate?

There are *too many* (too) mistakes in this document.

He didn’t have *any* (any) luck with fishing today.

The museum is open *each* (each) day of the week except Monday.