Question

1. Is there some/any pasta in the cupboard? 2. Don’t eat too much/many chocolate!3. Are there any nuts? Yes, a few/a little.4. There is a lot of/many rice.5. There’s only a little/a few milk left.6. How much/many sugar do you want in your tea?7. Is there much/many butter in the cake?8. There is any/no milk.9. We’ve got a lot of/much lemons​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 some 2many 3 a little 4many 5 a little 6 many 7 many 8 any 9 a lot of

Answer 2

It looks like you've provided sentences with quantifiers that indicate amounts or quantities. If you're looking for corrections or explanations for each sentence, here they are:

1. Is there any pasta in the cupboard?

   • "Some" can also be used here, so it could be: "Is there some pasta in the cupboard?"

2. Don’t eat too much chocolate!

   • This is correct.

3. Are there any nuts? Yes, a few.

   • This is correct. Alternatively, you could say "Yes, a few nuts."

4. There is a lot of rice.

   • This is correct.

5. There’s only a little milk left.

   • This is correct.

6. How much sugar do you want in your tea?

   • This is correct.

7. Is there much butter in the cake?

   • This is correct.

8. There is no milk.

   • Alternatively, you could say "There isn't any milk."

9. We’ve got a lot of lemons.

   • This is correct.

Please note that the correct choice of quantifier depends on the context and the noun being quantified. "A few" and "a little" are used with countable and uncountable nouns respectively, and "much" and "many" are used with uncountable and countable nouns respectively.