Choose the correct variant: 1. It is generally accepted that bad news (don't/doesn') make us happy. 2.As I didn't know what to do, I asked him for (advice/advices). 3. She has received two bits of (information/informations) from the tourist office. 4. The news (isn'taren') encouraging. 5. Your scissors (isn't/aren't) sharp enough. 6. I'm afraid the news (is/are) pretty bad. 7. We have (less and less/fewer and fewer) opportunities to travel abroad. 8. This year there were (less/fewer) applicants for this job than last year. 9. People have (fewer/less) money and (fewer/less) time today than they used to have 50 years ago. 10. She bought (much/many) furniture for her room 11. They don't have (much/many) possibilities for promotion. 12. Mike would like (a little/a few) milk in his tea. 13. There's (only littlela little) perfume left in the bottle. She (will/won't) let me use it. 14. You (must/don't have to) hurry. There is (little/a little) time left. 15. He is (happy/sad). He has (few/a few) friends here. 16. He drinks too (much'many) coffee a day.​