4. fill in the gaps with a, an or the if necessary. 1. there was knock door. i opened it and found small dark man in blue coat and woolen cap. 2. peter thinks that this is quite cheap restaurant. 3. he first went to red sea in swedish ship, so as well as learning navigation he had to learn swedish language. 4. emma dreams of going to china and see great wall. 5. john works for ibm. he used to work for bp. 5. complete the sentences with much/many/(a) little/(a) few/a lot/plenty. • he isn’t very sociable. he has friends. • there’s no need to hurry. we’ve got of time. • she drinks of tea. • we must be quick! we’ve time. • i’m not busy these days. i haven’t got to do. • i didn’t take pictures on holiday. • i can’t tell you the final decision. i need time.