Question

3 Look at the rules. How do you say the example sentences in your language? O RULES We use numbers when we count things. There's one computer. There are seven boys and there are nine girls. When we're not counting, we use a (for one thing), some and a lot of There's a teacher. There are some posters. There are a lot of books.​

Answer 1

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There's one computer - Там один комп'ютер.

There are seven boys and there are nine girls - там сім хлопців і дев'ять дівчат.

There's a teacher - там вчитель

There are some posters - там плакати

There are a lot of books.​ - там багато книг

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Answer 2

How to say the example sentences in your language:

In my language, English, we use numbers when counting things. For example, we would say "There's one computer" or "There are seven boys and nine girls".

When we're not counting, we use different words. For example, we use "a" for one thing, like "There's a teacher." We use "some" to indicate an unspecified quantity, like "There are some posters." And we use "a lot of" to indicate a large quantity, like "There are a lot of books".

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.