Question

19 Grammar COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS 1* a little (positive) and much (negative) with uncountable nouns Complete these sentences. 2 * 1 Last week there was a little snow on the ground. 2 I didn't have _ so I was walking to school. 3 I wanted to buy _ money food for lunch with my bus money. 4 A poor man in old clothes stopped me. 'I need _ help from, you he said. 5 I didn't have _ time but I said "OK: 6 I'm having _ difficulty with the street names, he said. Where's Lea Street?" 7 I told him, and then I gave him _ money.

Answer 1

19 Grammar COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

1* a little (positive) and much (negative) with uncountable nouns

Complete these sentences.

1 Last week there was a little snow on the ground.

2 I didn't have much so I was walking to school.

3 I wanted to buy a little food for lunch with my money.

4 A poor man in old clothes stopped me. 'I need  a little help from you, he said.

5 I didn't have much time but I said "OK:

6 I'm having  a little difficulty with the street names, he said. Where's Lea Street?"

7 I told him, and then I gave him  a little money.

Answer 2

Sure, I'd be happy to help you complete the sentences with appropriate words. Here's how the sentences should look:

1. Last week there was a little snow on the ground.
2. I didn't have much, so I was walking to school.
3. I wanted to buy some, so I could buy food for lunch with my bus money.
4. A poor man in old clothes stopped me. 'I need some help from you,' he said.
5. I didn't have much time but I said "OK."
6. I'm having some difficulty with the street names, he said. Where's Lea Street?"
7. I told him, and then I gave him some money.