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ДАЮ 40 БАЛОВ ПОМОГИТЕ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА Exercise 1. Divide following nouns into two groups: food and drinks / kitchen tools. Juice, biscuit, spoon, banana, grater, sugar basin, pie, bread, plate, knife, sandwich, cheese, glass, teapot, cup, rice Exercise 2. Fill in the gaps using some or any. Waiter: Are you ready to order now? Peter: Yes, we are. Mary: Do you have (1) _____________ Russian salad today? Waiter: No, we don't have (2) ________________. I'm sorry. We have (3) ___________ Greek salad left though. Would you like (4) ________________? Mary: Oh, OK. I'll try (5) ________________. Peter: Yes, I will try the Greek salad too. Then can I have (6) ____________ of the Italian seafood starters that are on the menu? Would you like (7) ____________ too, Mary? Mary: Oh, no not for me. I never eat (8) _________ seafood. It makes me sick! Waiter: What about the main course? We have (9) _________ very nice steak today. Peter: Well, I don't eat (10) ____________ red meat so I will have the quiche*. Is there (11) _____________ meat in that? Waiter: No, there isn't (12) _____________ meat in the quiche. And for you madam? Mary: I would like the steak please. Waiter: Would you like (13) ___________ wine with your meal? Mary: OK, a bottle of red wine. Waiter: Fine. Thank you very much. * quiche – киш (открытый пирог с начинкой из взбитых яиц, сыра и других ингредиентов)

Answer 1

Food and drinks :juice, biscuit, banana,sugar,pie,bread,sandwich,cheese,rice
Kitchen tools:spoon, grater,basin,plate, knife, glass, teapot, cup, rice

1 any
2 any
3 some
4 some
5 some
6 some
7 some
8 any
9 some
10 any
11 any
12 any
13 some

Answer 2

Exercise 1: Categorizing Nouns

To divide the given nouns into two groups, let's categorize them as food and drinks or kitchen tools.

Food and Drinks: - Juice - Biscuit - Banana - Sugar - Pie - Bread - Sandwich - Cheese - Rice

Kitchen Tools: - Spoon - Grater - Basin - Plate - Knife - Glass - Teapot - Cup

Exercise 2: Using "Some" or "Any"

In the conversation, "some" and "any" are used to indicate an unspecified quantity or number of items. Let's fill in the gaps with "some" or "any" based on the context provided.

1. Do you have any Russian salad today? 2. No, we don't have any. I'm sorry. We have some Greek salad left though. 3. Would you like some? 4. I'll try some. 5. Yes, I will try the Greek salad too. Then can I have some of the Italian seafood starters that are on the menu? 6. Would you like some too, Mary? 7. I never eat any seafood. It makes me sick! 8. We have some very nice steak today. 9. I don't eat any red meat so I will have the quiche. 10. Is there any meat in that? 11. No, there isn't any meat in the quiche. 12. Would you like some wine with your meal?