Question 1
How _____ time do you have for drawing this week?
Options: many, much, a few
Choose the quantifier that matches the noun, the sentence type, and the amount described in each hobby or free-time situation.
Practice 1 of 5
Question 1
How _____ time do you have for drawing this week?
Options: many, much, a few
Question 2
After school, the large homework pile is more than I can finish before dinner. I have _____ homework, so I cannot go to basketball practice.
Options: too much, too many, a little
Question 3
I use only 20 hobby apps, but I installed 230 and filled the phone’s storage. It has _____ hobby apps.
Options: too much, a few, too many
Question 4
On Saturdays, I do _____ exercise because I go on a six-hour hike, and that amount feels just right for me.
Options: too much, a lot of, a little
Question 5
I have _____ free time before the bus leaves—just ten minutes—so I will read one short article.
Options: many, a lot of, a little
Question 6
You need good shoes and nothing else to start jogging. You need _____ equipment.
Options: much, hardly any, a lot of
Question 7
I spent _____ money on games this month: the total is greater than my entire games budget, so I cannot buy the new board game.
Options: too much, too many, a little
Question 8
I usually do not take _____ videos when I travel, but I take photos instead.
Options: much, a little, many
Question 9
I use three paintbrushes for this picture. I only need _____ paintbrushes.
Options: a little, too many, a few
Question 10
My backpack safely holds five books, but I packed eight and the zip will not close. I have _____ books, so I will leave three at home.
Options: too many, too much, hardly any
Question 11
How _____ songs are on your guitar practice list this week?
Options: a little, many, much
Question 12
Our photography club uses a room for fifty people. Forty members come every week, so we have _____ people but enough space.
Options: too many, a little, a lot of
Practise Hobbies and Free Time - Interests and Activities with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 12 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get instant feedback on every choice.
Practising grammar in real sentences — rather than memorising rules in isolation — is one of the most effective ways to make a structure stick. You can retry as many times as you like to build accuracy and confidence using Hobbies and Free Time - Interests and Activities in everyday English.
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