Fill in the gaps

A few is used with countable nouns and means "small number that's enough".

A little is used with uncountable nouns and means "small number that's enough".

Few is used with countable nouns and means "small number that's not enough".

Little is used with uncountable nouns and means "small number that's not enough".

1. There are very [ ] guests in the hotel. It's almost empty.
2. We wanted to make pancakes but there was [ ] flour left.
3. There's too [ ] jam; it won't be enough for breakfast.
4. There were [ ] candles in the room. He could hardly see where to go.
5. They had [ ] money left, so they decided to buy some souvenirs.
6. She regrets having spent [ ] time with her mom when she visited her last summer.
7. I've tasted too [ ] dishes to have a proper image of Greek cuisine.
8. We've got [ ] potatoes and carrots, no need to go to the grocery yet.
9. I've got [ ] work to finish and soon will be free.
10. The teacher was surprised to find out only [ ] works of his students were dedicated to contemporary history.