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The supermarket has much / many different brands of coffee, but none / neither of them are fair trade.
many/none
I need to pop to the shop. We haven’t got some / any milk and there’s a little / little bread left.
any/little
You can have either / both a biscuit or a cake, but you’re not having both / neither!
either/both
We’ll have to make any / some meat-free dishes for the party, as a few / few of the guests are vegetarian.
some/a few
Few / Little of my friends enjoy cooking, but the whole / all of them adore eating.
few/all
I don’t think Dad added any / no salt to the dinner. It doesn’t have much / many taste.
any/much
I can’t believe you ate the whole / all tub of ice cream. We’ve got none / no dessert now.
whole/no
Are you OK doing all / most the cooking or would you like some / any help?
all/any
You can choose each / any pizza as long as there are any / no olives on it.
any/no
All / Both of my brothers are couch potatoes. Neither / Either of them ever helps out around the house.
both/neither
The teacher made all/the whole class stay in a break time.
the whole
Any/Some questions? Is everything clear?
any
I’ve just made some/any tea. Would you like some/any?
some/some
I hardly got some/any sleep last night.
any
There are a little/a few potatoes in the fridge but a little/little cheese
a few/little
The police arrested both/either drivers after the accident
both
