6. Read the Look out! box above and the dialogue below. Circle the correct words to complete the dialogue. Then listen and check.

LOOK OUT! In affirmative sentences, much and many often sound very formal. In everyday English, we use a lot of.

Jack: Look, there's a building with (1) many / some people outside. Turn left just before you get there.

Evie: I can't see (2) any / some people. There isn't (3) many / much light. Hey! What's that noise?

Jack: Nothing. There was (4) any / some rubbish in the road.

Evie: I hate this part of town. There aren't (5) a few/ many nice areas. Let's go north.

Jack: How (6) many / much fuel have we got? Only (7) a few / a little litres.

Evie: Oh no, listen. The police are chasing us now.

Jack: Let me drive. I know (8) a few / a little tricks.

Mum: Jack, are you doing (9) any / many homework in there?

Jack: Er ... Yes. We're doing (10) a little / much IT homework.

Evie: Jack! That's not true ...

Jack: Well, we're spending (11) a lot of / a few time on the computer!

Evie: But we aren't doing (12) some / any work!