Choose the correct form

1. I haven't got [many|much] change. I've only got a ten euro note.
2. I bought too [much|many] food. We had to throw some of it away.
3. We've got [lots of| lot of] things to do.
4. He speaks [a few|a little] Spanish, so we were able to find a nice room in Madrid.
5. There are only [a few|a little] days left to hand in the reports.
6. We have [a little|a few] ketchup and [a few|a little] sausages.
7. They have very [little|many] knowledge about politics.
8. A woman [wearing|worn] a blue hat opened the door.
9. Champagne [producing|produced] in France is exported all over the world.
10. My sister works in a bakery [making|made] cakes.
11. A million dollars worth of jewellery [belonging|belonged] to the President's wife has been stolen.
12. Pictures [painting|painted] by Picasso usually sell for millions of pounds.
13. A lorry [carried|carrying] fruit crashed on the motorway.
14. This is a vegetarian restaurant. None of the dishes [served|serving] here contain meat or fish.
15. The Harry Potter books, [writing|written] by JK Rowling, have all been made into films.

Correct mistakes in each sentence

1. [ ], she forgot everything around her.
2. [ ], we are very proud of you.
3. [ ], he often went to bed hungry.
4. [ ], the driver didn't see the stop sign.
5. This town is not a very interesting place to visit. In fact, [ ].
6. We need to hurry! We don't [ ].
7. [ ] actually happy with their salaries.
8. You won't pass the exam if you do not [ ].