5. Fill in the gaps with much, a little, little, many, a few, few.

Let's fill in the gaps with the appropriate quantifiers: 1. There are **many** boys in our group and **a few** girls. (Много мальчиков в нашей группе и немного девочек.) 2. We are thirsty! It's a problem! There is **little** water. (Мы хотим пить! Это проблема! Мало воды.) 3. There is **a little** cheese in the fridge. It's not enough for the salad. (В холодильнике немного сыра. Этого недостаточно для салата.) 4. There are **many** people at the stadium because it has been raining all day. (На стадионе много людей, потому что весь день идет дождь.) 5. There isn't **much** snow in the yard. (Во дворе немного снега.) 6. There is **little** food in the kitchen. We can't feed our guests. (На кухне мало еды. Мы не можем накормить наших гостей.) 7. This disc has only **a few** good songs. I don't want to buy it. (На этом диске всего несколько хороших песен. Я не хочу его покупать.) 8. My younger brother likes to go to the kindergarten. There are **few** toys there. (Мой младший брат любит ходить в детский сад. Там мало игрушек.) 9. There is **little** furniture in my parents' bedroom: a bed, built-in wardrobe and two bedside tables. (В спальне моих родителей мало мебели: кровать, встроенный шкаф и две прикроватные тумбочки.) 10. I want to knit a short jacket. I don't need **much** wool yarn for it. (Я хочу связать короткую куртку. Мне не нужно много шерстяной пряжи для этого.) **Explanation:** * **Much** and **many** are used to indicate large quantities. 'Much' is used with uncountable nouns (e.g., water, snow, food, wool), while 'many' is used with countable nouns (e.g., boys, girls, people). * **A little** and **a few** are used to indicate small quantities. 'A little' is used with uncountable nouns, while 'a few' is used with countable nouns. * **Little** and **few** are used to indicate a small quantity, often with a negative connotation (not enough). 'Little' is used with uncountable nouns, while 'few' is used with countable nouns.