Question

1 There aren’t … apples on that old tree a) some b) many c) much 2 Richard eats … crisps a) any b) much c) a lot of 3 … I borrow your book, please? a) might b) must c) could 4 I’m going swimming. I … with you. a) ‘ll come b) won’t come c) ‘m going to come 5 I think Sultan … tonight. a) is going to call b) call c) will call 6 Look at that boy! He … a) is going to fall b) will fall c) falls 7 I’m cold. I … the window. a) am going to close b) will close c) am closing

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. There aren't many apples on that old tree
2. Richard eats a lot of crisps
3. Might I borrow your book, please?
4. I'm going swimming. I'll come with you.
5. I think Sultan will call tonight.
6. Look at that boy. He is going to fall.
7. I'm cold. I will close the window.

Объяснение:

Answer 2

1) a) some - "There aren't some apples on that old tree" means that there are no apples on the tree.

2) c) a lot of - "Richard eats a lot of crisps" means that Richard consumes a large quantity of crisps.

3) c) could - "Could I borrow your book, please?" is a polite request asking for permission to borrow the book.

4) a) 'll come - "I'm going swimming. I'll come with you" means that the speaker plans to join the person they are speaking to for swimming.

5) c) will call - "I think Sultan will call tonight" suggests that the speaker believes Sultan will make a phone call later.

6) c) falls - "Look at that boy! He falls" indicates that the boy is currently falling or about to fall.

7) b) will close - "I'm cold. I will close the window" implies that the speaker intends to close the window to keep out the cold.