Question

Choose the correct word. 1 A: Can I have a few/a little onions, please? B: OK. Anything else? 2 A: How much/How many cheese do we need? 8: Very few/little. 3 A: Here's your coffee. B: There's too many/too much milk in it. 4 A: We've got a few/a little cherries. B: Great! We can make a cherry pie. S A: How much/How many peppers are there? 8: There are too many/lots of. Don't buy any. Помогите пажалуйста

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 A: Can I have a few onions, please? B: OK. Anything else?

2 A: How much cheese do we need? B: Very little.

3 A: Here's your coffee. B: There's too much milk in it.

4 A: We've got a few cherries. B: Great! We can make a cherry pie.

5 A: How many peppers are there? B: There are lots of. Don't buy any.

Answer 2

Here are the correct words for each sentence:

1. A: Can I have a few onions, please? B: OK. Anything else?

2. A: How much cheese do we need? B: Very little.

3. A: Here's your coffee. B: There's too much milk in it.

4. A: We've got a few cherries. B: Great! We can make a cherry pie.

5. A: How many peppers are there? B: There are too many. Don't buy any.

The choice between "few" and "a little" depends on whether you are talking about countable or uncountable nouns. "Few" is used with countable nouns, and "a little" is used with uncountable nouns. The choice between "much" and "many" follows the same rule. "Much" is used with uncountable nouns, and "many" is used with countable nouns.