1. In fact, industrial designers often use various design methodologies in their creative process. Some classic industrial designs are considered as ….. works of art as works of engineering. (much, many)
2. We don't manufacture ….. jackets of pure wool. There isn't ….. demand for them. (many, much)
3. There aren't ….. people working at night. ….. of the staff work during the day. (most, many)
4. ….. of the timber which was delivered last week was of very poor quality. We had to return ….. of the boards. (a few, some)
5. Fibre optic cabling will be used in the future for ….. land-based communications. But, today, only …..of these communications use fiber optics. (all, some)
6. At present, only ….. paper is recycled in the UK. In the future, ….. paper will have to be collected and recycled. (a little, more)
7. In the UK, ….. electricity is generated from nuclear energy or fossil fuels and very ….. renewable energy sources have so far been developed. (few, most)
16. Fill in many, much or a lot of.
1. A: Let’s go for a walk.
B: I can’t. I’ve got ….. work to do.
2. A: Do you want to come in for a while?
B: No, thank you. I haven’t got ….. time.
3. A: Mr. Brown looks very happy.
B: Yes. He won ….. money last week.
4. A: I must go to the bank today.
B: I’ll come with you. I haven’t got ….. money either.
5. A: Have you got ….. lectures today?
B: No. I’ll be home at 3 o’clock.
6. A: Are there ….. students in your group?
B: Yes, about twenty-five.
7. A: How ….. does it cost?
B: Oh, it’s very cheap.