Question

4.I'd like to have little/some ice cream in the park.What about you?5.How many/much money do you have Pete?6. She east lost/some of fish products помогите пожалуйста очень надо

Answer 1

4. I'd like to have SOME ice cream in the park. What about you? - Мне хотелось бы съесть мороженого в парке. А тебе?

5. How MUCH money do you have, Pete? - Cколько у тебя денег, Пит?

6. She eats LOTS of fish products. - Она ест много морепродуктов.

Answer 2

4. "I'd like to have a little/some ice cream in the park. What about you?"

This sentence is expressing a desire to have ice cream in the park and asking the other person if they would like to join. "I'd like to have a little/some" indicates the person wants a small amount of ice cream, and "in the park" specifies the location. The question "What about you?" is asking if the other person also wants to have ice cream in the park.

5. "How many/much money do you have, Pete?"

This question is asking Pete about the amount of money he currently possesses. "How many" is used when referring to countable items, while "how much" is used for uncountable items. In this case, money is uncountable, so "how much money" is the correct phrase.

6. "She east lost/some of fish products."

This sentence is unclear and seems to contain errors. It is difficult to determine the intended meaning without more context. However, it appears that there may be a mistake in the sentence. "She east lost" does not make grammatical sense. It is possible that "east" was meant to be "just" or "recently." Additionally, "some of fish products" is not a complete phrase. It would be more grammatically correct to say "She lost some fish products" or "She lost some of the fish products."