Think of more questions about the picture.Then work in pairs. Close your books andtest your partner's memory. Ask your ownquestions and those from exercise 4.​

1. He has a few plans.

2. She has got a little milk.

3. He drank a little whisky.

4. And has a few friends.

5. We saw a few people at the restaurant.

6. I bought a few newspapers.

7. There is a little petrol in his car.

8. There are a few bottles on the table. 9. There are a few hotels in this town. 10. I want to eat a little bread.

11. Have you got a few magazines at home?

12. Put a little cooking oil in the pan.

13. Sindy has only a few flowers.

14. There are quite a few buffaloes in the field.

15. There is only a little food in the refrigerator.

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