1. Can you close the window, please? I … cold. A am b is c are d was I … 32 years old. My sister … 29

108. There are … people in the park. It is nearly empty. A) little B) a little C) few D) a few
109. There are two ways from here to the station. You can go …
A) either ways B) either way
C) neither ways D) neither way
110. There aren’t … good hotels in the town
A) some B) no C) none D) any
111. There is … here.
A) anything B) anybody C) nobody D) anyone
112. There is … in her mouth.
A) nothing B) something C) anything D) A/B
113. There is … in the garden.
A) anyone B) anybody C) somebody D) anything
114. There is … sugar in your coffee.
A) any B) no C) none D) A/B
115. There was … food in the fridge. It was nearly empty. A) little B) a little C) few D) a few
116. There’s … to go in this town.
A) anywhere B) nowhere C) somewhere D) everywhere
117. They ate …
A) much B) a lot of C) a lot D) many
118. They have … money so they are not poor.
A) little B) a little C) few D) a few
119. They have … money. They are very poor.
A) little B) a little C) few D) a few
120. Tom and I didn’t eat anything. … hungry.
A) none of us was B) neither of us was
C) either of us wasn’t D) all of us weren’t
121. Tom lives … near London.
A) anywhere B) nowhere C) somewhere D) B/C
122. We like films, so we go to the cinema …
A) many B) much C) a lot D) a lot of
123. We’re going away for … days.
A) little B) a little C) few D) a few
124. What did you say? …
A) anything B) anyone C) nothing D) no one
125. Who are those two people? I …
A) know none of them B) don’t know either of them
C) don’t know neither of them D) A/B/C
126. Who did you meet? …
A) no B) any C) no one D) anyone