8. Choose the best options to complete the sentences. In some both are possible. 1) There aren't many/much sport facilities in the centre of Oxford.2) Eating out is expensive here. There aren't any/some cheap restaurants.3) Liverpool has many/lots of great nightclubs.4) Not many children like vegetables, very few/little of them eat squash.5) Hurry up! We only have a little/few time to have a bite before the coach leaves.6) We saw some/a little of street food scene when we went to France.7) There are a few/some shops in the city centre.8) I'm sorry, I can't pay for your lunch. I have little/any money.9) It's a very nice cafeteria. There are many/a lot of delicacies here every day.10) People don't eat any/much cheese in this country.11) There were no/a lot of fresh fruit and vegetables in the market.12) I always add much/little salt to my dishes.13) Luckily I have never been in bad health and had no/few medical problems.14) Are there a lot of plenty of good players at your football club?15) How much/many bottles of soda are there in the fridge?16) I've unfortunately had a lot of many headaches already because of stress.17) I always put much/plenty of salt in my food.18) It's a great pity, but the hospital has little medicine. They can't help many/much people.​