Question

. Давайте попробуем употребить much/many в предложениях. Запишите ответы в тетрадь (можно только слова, не переписывая предложения) 1) There is… salt in the soup.2) There are … apples in the fridge.3) There are … desks in th room.4) There is … snow in the streets.5) I have … friends.6) They have … moneyА теперь в вопросах1) How … sugar2) How … sweets3) How … homework4) How … texts5) How …girlsPut in a few / a little. 1) Tomorrow I will have to write _____ letters. 2) Can I have ______ milk in my coffee? 3) When will John come? – In _____ minutes. 4) There is a church, a shop and _____houses – and that’s all. 5) I’m going out for a walk. I need _____ fresh air. 6) There aren’t much furniture in the room - just a table and ______ chairs. помогите плизз

Answer 1

Ответ:

Пошаговое объяснение:

Much употребляется в случае с неисчислимыми существительными (Неисчисляемые существительные обычно обозначают некоторую массу/вещество (вода, соль, мясо).

Many употребляется в случае с исчисляемыми существительными, которые можно посчитать.

1) There is much salt in the soup.

2) There are many apples in the fridge.

3) There are many desks in th room.

4) There is much snow in the streets.

5) I have many friends.

6) They have much money

А теперь в вопросах

1) How much sugar

2) How many sweets

3) How much homework

4) How many texts

5) How many girls

Few и a few употребляются исключительно с исчисляемыми существительными, little и a little – с неисчисляемыми. Few и little означают 'мало', то есть недостаточно. A few и a little – 'немного', но достаточно.

Put in a few / a little.

1) Tomorrow I will have to write a few letters.

2) Can I have a little milk in my coffee?

3) When will John come? – In a few minutes.

4) There is a church, a shop and a few houses – and that’s all.

5) I’m going out for a walk. I need a little fresh air.

6) There aren’t much furniture in the room - just a table and a few chairs.

Answer 2

Sure, I'll help you with the exercises using "much/many" and "a few/a little."

1. There is much salt in the soup.
2. There are many apples in the fridge.
3. There are many desks in the room.
4. There is much snow in the streets.
5. I have many friends.
6. They have much money.

In questions:

1. How much sugar?
2. How many sweets?
3. How much homework?
4. How many texts?
5. How many girls?

Using "a few" and "a little":

1. Tomorrow I will have to write a few letters.
2. Can I have a little milk in my coffee?
3. When will John come? - In a few minutes.
4. There is a church, a shop, and a few houses – and that’s all.
5. I’m going out for a walk. I need a little fresh air.
6. There isn't much furniture in the room - just a table and a few chairs.