Question

3.Use some/any 1.I'd like ..........coffee, please. 2. Are there ..........eggs in the fridge? 3. There aren't..........apples. 4. We need .... olive oil to cook this salad. 5. Have you got........sugar? - Yes, I have .......... 6. Would6. Would you like ..........tea?4. How many/ much?1. How ................flour is there in the bowl? - Not ...... 2. How ............girls are there inhis class? - Not ............ 3. How ................oil is there in the bottle? - Not ............ 4. Howcandies are there in the packet? - Not ....... 5. How ................snow is there on theroof? - Not .........​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1.some

2.any

3.any

4.some

5. any

6. some

7.much

8.much

9 many

10.many

11. much

12.much

13.many

14.much

15.much

Answer 2

Sure, here are the sentences completed with "some," "any," "much," or "many" as appropriate:

Use "some" or "any":

1. I'd like some coffee, please.
2. Are there any eggs in the fridge?
3. There aren't any apples.
4. We need some olive oil to cook this salad.
5. Have you got any sugar? - Yes, I have some.

Use "some" for positive statements and "any" for questions and negatives.

Use "much" or "many":

1. How much flour is there in the bowl? - Not much.
2. How many girls are there in his class? - Not many.
3. How much oil is there in the bottle? - Not much.
4. How many candies are there in the packet? - Not many.
5. How much snow is there on the roof? - Not much.

Use "much" for uncountable nouns and "many" for countable nouns.