Question

Помогите пж 1.There is_water in the glass a/many b/a c/some. 2.There is_mouse near the table a/much b/a c/many 3.I have not got_homework today a/much b/a c/many 4.There is_cloud in the sky a/much b/many c/a 5 Are there_children in the park? a/a b/much c/many 6 There are_toys in the box a/some b/much c/a 7 I want to buy_bread a/a b/some c/many

Answer 1

1 some

2 a

3 much

4 a

5 many

6 some

7 some

Answer 2

Sure, I'd be happy to help you with these sentences! Let's fill in the blanks with the appropriate options:

1. There is water in the glass - c/some. (Option c is correct because "some" is used when we are referring to an unspecified or indefinite quantity of something.)

2. There is a mouse near the table - a/much. (Option a is incorrect here. "Much" is used with uncountable nouns, but "mouse" is a countable noun, so the correct option is "a.")

3. I have not got homework today - b/a. (Option b is correct here. We say "a homework" to refer to one piece of homework.)

4. There is a cloud in the sky - c/a. (Option c is correct. "A" is used with singular countable nouns like "cloud.")

5. Are there children in the park? - c/many. (Option c is correct. "Many" is used with countable nouns, and "children" is a countable noun.)

6. There are toys in the box - a/some. (Option a is correct. "Some" is used when we are talking about an unspecified or indefinite quantity of countable nouns like "toys.")

7. I want to buy bread - a/a. (Option a is correct. We say "buy bread" without an article.)

So, the correct completions are:

1. c/some
2. a/a
3. b/a
4. c/a
5. c/many
6. a/some
7. a/a