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Quantities

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1. There were so pictures that I didn't know which one to choose.

2. He does very work these days. He's too lazy.

3. The cupboard is empty. There's food in it.

4. It was so cold that only people went to watch the match.

5. I don't take very sugar in my coffee.

6. There are people living in Morocco than in Britain.

7. As he is fat, he ought to eat food than he does.

8. His salary is rather low, so he saves very money each month.

9. A large car uses petrol than a small one.

10. John has six sisters, Peter has four and Tim has five. John has sisters.

11. Please give me more roses, just two or three.

12. Few people live to be 100 and even live to be 110.

13. Betty drinks two litres of milk a day, Mary drinks one litre and Liz drinks half a litre. Liz drinks milk.

14. Not parents can afford to send their children on expensive holidays abroad.

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