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Martina watches ... nature programs.

• a lot of

• too much

Yoko watches ... TV.

• a few

• too much

... species are endangered.

• Too many

• A little

Sandra wants ... milk in her coffee.

• a few

• a little

They have ... problems with pronunciation.

• too much

• some

Match the sentences: There was a lot of food at the party.

• There is always a lot of traffic.

• I ate too much!

• Do you want some?

• Yes, she uses too much.

Match the sentences: There were a few people I knew.

• There is always a lot of traffic.

• I ate too much!

• Do you want some?

• Yes, she uses too much.

• And there were a lot of people I didn't know.

Match the sentences: There are too many cars on the road.

• There is always a lot of traffic.

• I ate too much!

• Do you want some?

• Yes, she uses too much.

• And there were a lot of people I didn't know.

Match the sentences: Angela wears a lot of perfume.

• There is always a lot of traffic.

• I ate too much!

• Do you want some?

• Yes, she uses too much.

• And there were a lot of people I didn't know.

Match the sentences: I bought too many potatoes.

• There is always a lot of traffic.

• And there were a lot of people I didn't know.

• Do you want some?

• Yes, she uses too much.