Question

I. Choose the correct item. 1. Let’s have __________ for dessert/ My mum is _____________ a special dish for my birthday. I don’t like ___________cakes. A typical English meal for breakfast is a bowl of _______________ . The Chuseok _________ lasts three days. We decorate the house with ____________. Children ___________ up in bananas costumes. Can I have a ___________ of juice? How _____________ sausages on sticks for the party? That _____________ great! Fill in the gaps with some, any, much or many. 1. How _____________ milk have you got? 2. There are ____________ eggs in the fridge. 3. Is there ___________ olive oil in the cupboard? 4. How _____________ tomatoes do you need? III. Complete the sentences with a\an or some. 3. Can I have _____ loaf of bread? 4. You need ________ butter. 5. Everyone has _________ good time. 6. There’s _________ orange in my lunch box. помогите вставить пропуски.

Answer 1

1. Let’s have ___fruit____ for dessert.
My mum is ___cooking____ a special dish for my birthday.
I don’t like ___these___cakes.
A typical English meal for breakfast is a bowl of ___porridge___ .
The Chuseok ___holiday______ lasts three days.
We decorate the house with __flowers__.
Children ___dress___ up in bananas costumes.
Can I have a ___glass____ of juice?
How _many_____ sausages on sticks for the party?
That ___was__ great!
1. How ___much____ milk have you got?
2. There are _a few__ eggs in the fridge.
3. Is there ___any___ olive oil in the cupboard?
4. How ___many___ tomatoes do you need?
III. Complete the sentences with a\an or some.
3. Can I have ___a__ loaf of bread?
4. You need __some___ butter.
5. Everyone has _a__ good time.
6. There’s ___an__ orange in my lunch box.

Answer 2

I. Fill in the gaps:

1. Let’s have some for dessert. / My mum is making a special dish for my birthday. I don’t like any cakes. A typical English meal for breakfast is a bowl of porridge. The Chuseok festival lasts three days. We decorate the house with lanterns. Children dress up in bananas costumes. Can I have a glass of juice? How about sausages on sticks for the party? That sounds great!

2. Fill in the gaps with some, any, much, or many:

   1. How much milk have you got?
   2. There are some eggs in the fridge.
   3. Is there any olive oil in the cupboard?
   4. How many tomatoes do you need?

III. Complete the sentences with a/an or some:

1. Can I have a loaf of bread?
2. You need some butter.
3. Everyone has a good time.
4. There’s an orange in my lunch box.

Please note that there might be other possible correct answers depending on the context.