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1. There are very museums in this town.

2. I have got money so I can't buy new bike.

3. Do you have to wash many cups? No, only

4. Is there much bread on the table? No, only

5. Have you got many questions to ask? No, only -

6. I only need minutes to learn the words.

7. I have English books at home, I have to go to the library.

8. We have got food for dinner, you can do the shopping tomorrow.

9. I must do exercises now, I can speak to you later.

10. There are grammar exercises in our text-book, the teacher often gives us another book.​

1. There are very few museums in this town.

Explanation: "Very few" is used when we want to express that the amount or number of something is very small. In this case, the sentence is talking about the number of museums in the town, and the correct answer is "very few" because it means that there aren't many museums in the town.

2. I have got little money, so I can't buy a new bike.

Explanation: "Little" is used when we want to express that the amount or quantity of something is small. In this case, the sentence is talking about the amount of money the person has, and the correct answer is "little" because it means that they don't have much money.

3. Do you have to wash many cups? No, only a few.

Explanation: "A few" is used when we want to express that there is a small number of something. In this case, the person is being asked if they have to wash many cups, and the correct answer is "only a few" because it means that they don't have to wash many cups, just a small number of them.

4. Is there much bread on the table? No, only a little.

Explanation: "A little" is used when we want to express that there is a small amount of something. In this case, the question is asking if there is a large amount of bread on the table, and the correct answer is "only a little" because it means that there is only a small amount of bread.

5. Have you got many questions to ask? No, only a few.

Explanation: Same as the third question, the correct answer is "only a few" because it means that the person doesn't have many questions to ask, just a small number of them.

6. I only need a few minutes to learn the words.

Explanation: The person is saying that they only need a small number of minutes to learn the words. The correct answer is "a few" because it means they only need a small amount of time.

7. I have a few English books at home, I don't have to go to the library.

Explanation: The person is saying that they have a small number of English books at home, so they don't have to go to the library. The correct answer is "a few" because it means they have a small amount of books.

8. We have got enough food for dinner, you can do the shopping tomorrow.

Explanation: The person is saying that they have enough food for dinner, so they don't need to do the shopping now. The correct answer is "enough" because it means they have a sufficient amount of food.

9. I must do a few exercises now, I can speak to you later.

Explanation: The person is saying that they need to do a small number of exercises now, so they can speak later. The correct answer is "a few" because it means they have a small amount of exercises to do.

10. There are some grammar exercises in our textbook. The teacher often gives us another book.

Explanation: The person is saying that there are some grammar exercises in their textbook, but the teacher often gives them another book. The correct answer is "some" because it means there are a few or a small amount of grammar exercises in the textbook.