Complete the sentences with both, all, few/a few, little/a little, a lot of/lots, much/many, plenty, several, amount, number.

1. bought . . . . cakes from the bakery earlier.
2. There is a large of expensive restaurants opening in town.
3. Don't worry, there's of pudding for everyone!
4. A lot of people consume a large of sugar on a daily basis, which is very unhealthy.
5.Why did you eat so ice cream?
6.We must hurry. We have got very time.
7.Tom Canty was the son of poor parents and had very clothes.
8. of their answers were excellent.
9. He has got work to do.
10. We don't need any more food for the party, we have got
11. John gave me Advice on how I can organize my birthday party.
12. Go online so we can chat for minutes.
13. Sam and Sue ordered Chinese for dinner.
14. of us wants to stay at home tonight.
15. Mark and Jill have common interests. They enjoy rock music.

ответ:1.ПОВЕЛИТЕЛЬНЫЕ ПРЕДЛОЖЕНИЯ

“Tom, go to bed”, said his mother.

“Don’t play in the street”, said the van to the boys.

“Give me your book, Nick”, said the teacher

Father said to Jane:”Show me your homework, please”.

The teacher said to the pupils:”Don’t open your books”.

Kate said to her grandmother:”Help me to cook the soup, please”.

2.ОБЩИЕ ВО ПОВЕСТВОВАТЕЛЬНЫЕ ПРЕДЛОЖЕНИЯ

“My friend lives in Moscow”, said Alec.

The poor man said: “ My horse is wild. It can kill your horse”.

“You have not done your work well”, said the teacher to me.

“I can’t explain this rule to you”’ said my classmate to me.

He said:” I have just received a letter from my uncle”

I said:”I can give you my address”.

Объяснение:

On Saturday morning, Aunt Polly sends Tom out to whitewash the fence. Jim passes by, and Tom tries to get him to do some of the whitewashing in return for a “white alley,” a kind of marble. Jim almost agrees, but Aunt Polly appears and chases him off, leaving Tom alone with his labor.
A little while later, Ben Rogers, another boy Tom’s age, walks by. Tom convinces Ben that whitewashing a fence is great pleasure, and after some bargaining, Ben agrees to give Tom his apple in exchange for the privilege of working on the fence. Over the course of the day, every boy who passes ends up staying to whitewash, and each one gives Tom something in exchange. By the time the fence has three coats, Tom has collected a hoard of miscellaneous treasures. Tom muses that all it takes to make someone want something is to make that thing hard to get.