II. Complete the conversations. Use ‘a’, ‘an’, ‘the’ or ‘-’ . 11. A: Have you got……………………………… key? B: No. It’s on the table. 12. A: I’ve got……………………………………... idea. B: Oh. What? 13. A: Do you go to………………………………. rock concerts? B: Sometimes. 14. A: What’s that under…………………………. sofa? B: I don’t know. It’s horrible! 15. A: Are………………………………………… beaches here nice? B: Yes. 16. A: Is there……………………………………… telephone near here? B: Yes. Near that cafe. 17. A: I’m sending Sarah……………………………………. text message. B: What are you saying in it? 18. A: Where are Lucy and Matt? B: They’re in………………………………… car. They’re waiting for you. 19. A: Why do you like…………………………………. horses? B: They’re beautiful and exciting. 20. A: Is this CD good? B: Yes. …………………………………………… songs are brilliant! III. Fill in the gaps with a few, very few, a little or very little. 21. A: How was your exam today? B: Actually, I would have liked……………………………….. more time to finish it. 22. A: How do you like your tea? B: With no sugar and just………………………………………... milk, please. 23. A: Are you ready to take your driving test? B: No, I think I need……………………………………………… more lessons. 24. A: Do you want me to bring anything for the party? B: Well, I’ve got …………………………………………glasses. Could I borrow some of yours? 25. A: Did you get that job? B: No, I didn’t get it because I’ve got……………………………………….. experience. 26. A: Why didn’t Alan’s business succeed? B: Unfortunately, he had……………………………………………….. clients. 27. A: Shall we go shopping this evening? B: I’m sorry, I’ve got…………………………………………………….. time today. 28. A: Have you finished your garden yet? B: Not yet, but I’ve planted…………………………………………….. trees. 29. A: Are you hungry? B: Not really. I’ll just have………………………………………. soup for lunch. 30. A: How was your first day at work? B: Not very good, really. I made………………………………………… mistakes.