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1. Only two boys volunteered to hand out programmes. (double/ couple)
Only boys volunteered to hand out programmes.
2. There were quite a few people at the party who I knew. (number/ amount)
There were people at the party who I knew.
3. When I was small, I'd never heard of computers. (little/ few)
When I was girl, I'd never heard of computers.
4. There's not much ketchup left in the bottle. (little/ few)
There's only ketchup left in the bottle.
5. Some kids have put their names down already. (little/ few)
kids have put their names down already.
6. I haven't got much money on me, I'm afraid. (number/ amount)
I've only got money on me, I'm afraid.
7. I didn't understand a lot of what she said, to be honest. (much/ many)
I didn't understand what she said, to be honest.
8. Not enough British people can speak a foreign language. (little/ few)
British people can speak a foreign language.
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