Complete the dialogues by filling in the gaps with 'a', 'an', 'some', 'any', 'a lot of', 'much', 'many', 'how much', or 'how many'. Dialogue 1 Mary: I'm hungry. Are there _____ crisps? Mom: No, there aren't _____ but there are _____ sandwiches in the fridge. Mary: Great! I'll have _____ sandwich with cheese and tomato and then I'll drink _____ orange juice. Is there _____ chocolate cake left? Mom: No, there isn't _____ cake. I'll go to the supermarket later. How _____ tomatoes are left? Mary: There aren't _____ tomatoes here. I can see only four. Mom: Oh! We eat _____ tomatoes every day. How _____ butter is there? Mary: There is _____ butter, mom. We have fifteen packets of butter. Don't buy more! Mom: Ok then, Would you like _____ tea from the supermarket? Mary: Yes, I'd like _____ please but don't buy a lot of tea. Dialogue 2 Bob: Welcome to my party Peter! Would you like _____ juice? Peter: Yes, please. Thank you! What a nice party! _____ presents did you get? Bob: I got _____ presents. Look! There are over 20 presents here. Peter: WOW! Is there _____ birthday cake left? Bob: Yes, there is. _____ pieces do you want? Peter: Just one piece. There are _____ people here today. That's a big party. Bob: It really is. Peter: _____ pizza did you cook for all these people? Bob: My mom didn't cook _____ pizza because I don't like it, but she made _____ . Sandwiches. Can you see them? There are over forty sandwiches on the table. Peter: Yes, I can see them. Let's go and eat _____ .

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