Question

Look,copy and complete the sentences. Use a lot of, some, a little and a few. We are having a party today. Oh great. I like parties. We can dance and play interesting games. Yes. But have we got food and drinks? Yes. There's...... butter and...milk. There're... carrots and...tomatoes.

Answer 1

Oh great. I like parties. We can dance and play interesting games. Yes. But have we got food and drinks? Yes. There's some butter and some milk. There're a few carrots and a lot of tomatoes.
Вроде бы так. Просто можно по-разному сказать чего много/мало.

Answer 2

Look, copy, and complete the sentences:

We are having a party today. Oh great. I like parties. We can dance and play interesting games. Yes. But have we got food and drinks? Yes. There's a lot of butter and some milk. There're a few carrots and a little tomatoes.

Explanation:

To complete the sentences, we need to use the phrases "a lot of," "some," "a little," and "a few" to describe the quantity of certain items.

- "There's a lot of butter" indicates a large quantity of butter. - "and some milk" indicates an unspecified quantity of milk. - "There're a few carrots" indicates a small quantity of carrots. - "and a little tomatoes" indicates a small quantity of tomatoes.

These phrases are used to express the amount or quantity of something without specifying an exact number. They are commonly used in English to describe quantities in a general or approximate way.

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