There is little food in the fridge. It is nearly empty.

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There isn’t much tea left.

There is little snow at the moment, we can’t go skiing.

We haven’t got much petrol. We cannot drive.

There is little food in the fridge. It is nearly empty.

Hurry up! There is only little time left.

Paula hasn’t got much money.

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There are too many people in the pool. It is crowded.

Only few bottles are left. They have drunken everything.

So many computers are sold today, it is a big business.

Peter hasn’t got many books.

I regret having so few chances to enjoy myself.

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It is rather cold today, so there are fewpeople in the zoos Only few pupils are as helpful as Mary.

He had little so say, so he kept quiet.

There are only few people in the store. Before Christmas there were so many.

She has got few discs, so she turns the radio on.

There was little traffic, so we arrived earlier than we expected.

There were few people on the bus – it was nearly empty.

I’d like to practise my English more but I have little opportunity.

Only few people have already climbed it.

They make very little money out of that hotel, they will not get rich.

I have so little time to enjoy myself because I am always busy.

I have very little money left.

Only few people have read that book because it's too expensive.

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Your English is very good. You make very few mistakes.

I drink very little coffee. I don’t like it.

The weather here is very dry in summer. There is very little rain.

It’s difficult to find a place to stay in this town. There are very few hotels.

We must hurry. We’ve got very little time.

The town is very quiet at night, very few people go out.

Some people in the office are very lazy. They do very little work.