Question

Choose the correct options. 1) We've still got a few/a little potatoes left for dinner. 2) How much/many ice cream would you like? 3) Are there some/any tomatoes for the pizza? 4) Please don't put too much/many cream on my cake. 5) There's vere little/a little milk left. I’ll have to go and buy some.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1) We've still got a few potatoes left for dinner.

2) How much ice cream would you like?

3) Are there any tomatoes for the pizza?

4) Please don't put too much cream on my cake.

5) There's were a little milk left. I’ll have to go and buy some.

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Sure, I'd be happy to help you choose the correct options for the given sentences:

1. We've still got a few potatoes left for dinner.
2. How much ice cream would you like?
3. Are there any tomatoes for the pizza?
4. Please don't put too much cream on my cake.
5. There's very little milk left. I’ll have to go and buy some.

Here are the explanations for each choice:

1. "Few" is used when the quantity is small and countable, so it's appropriate for potatoes.
2. "Much" is used for uncountable nouns like "ice cream."
3. "Any" is used in questions when asking about the existence of something. In this context, tomatoes are being inquired about, and they are countable.
4. "Much" is used with uncountable nouns like "cream."
5. "Very little" is the correct phrase for expressing a small and uncountable amount, like milk.