Вставьте few, a few, little, a little. 1. My parents give me pocket money every week, so I can buy everything I need.
2. animals can survive in the desert.
3. They've already been to Spain for days. We visited a lot of sights.
4. 'Sandra is fluent in Italian, French and Spanish.' 'It's quite rare, just people can speak several foreign languages.'
5. There are hotels in this town. There is almost nowhere to stay for the tourists.
6. Have you got minutes? I need to talk to you.
7. We had snow last winter. We made snowmen.
8. We have tomatoes, we can't cook tomato-soup.
9. They have furniture in the room. The room is almost empty.
10. We saw people at the restaurant because the prices there were very high, it was really expensive!

Хелен глаза были не очень хороши, поэтому она, как правило, носил очки. Но когда ей было семнадцать, и она начала выходить с молодым человеком, она никогда не надевала очки, когда она была с ним. Когда он пришел к ней в дверь, чтобы взять ее, она взяла ее без очков, но когда она вернулась домой и снова он ушел, она положила их на.один день, когда ее мать сказала ей : "но, Хелен, почему ты не носишь очки, когда вы с Джимом? Он доставит вас по красивейшим местам в машине, но ты не видишь ничего.""Ну, мать, - сказала Элен, - я с нетерпением красивее Джим, когда я не надевая свои очки, и он выглядит лучше меня". 

1. I could not go to the theatre with them last night, I had to revise the grammar rules and the words for the test.
 2. My friend lives a long way from his office and has to get up early.
 3. All of us must (ought to) be in time for classes.
 4. When my friend has his English, he has to stay at the office after work. He needn't stay at the office on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday and can get home early.
5. Do you have to work hard to do well in your English?
6. «Must we discuss this question now?» No, we needn't. We can do it tomorrow afternoon.
7. I’m glad you can come.
8. «Would you like to come and have dinner with us tomorrow? “I’d love to.” 9. “Please send them this article.” “Oh must I do it now?”