Describe the pictures. Write sentences using a lot of, (far) too many, not many, (only) a few, (far) too much, not much, (only) a little, not enough, a lot, or lost of.
1. I tried (to bake) a cake, but i burnt it. 2. Try (adding) some salt. It'll taste better. 3. Oh no! I forgot (to go) to the market. 4. I'll never forget (shopping) at the floating market in Thailand. 5. Lets stop (to eat) here.This cafe looks nice. 6. Olga stopped (eating) meat five years ago. 7. Did you remember (to turn) the oven off? 8. I remember (meeting) Boris at Dina's party. 9. I'm sorry (to tell) you this, but this cake is awful. 10. Ivan was sorry for (telling) her that she was an awful cook.
2. Try (adding) some salt. It'll taste better.
3. Oh no! I forgot (to go) to the market.
4. I'll never forget (shopping) at the floating market in Thailand.
5. Lets stop (to eat) here.This cafe looks nice.
6. Olga stopped (eating) meat five years ago.
7. Did you remember (to turn) the oven off?
8. I remember (meeting) Boris at Dina's party.
9. I'm sorry (to tell) you this, but this cake is awful.
10. Ivan was sorry for (telling) her that she was an awful cook.
1.It is believed that existing classifications of branches of law
reflect the features of the legal system of the country.
2. As it turned out, this classification was developed by modern lawyers.
3. Traditionally it is believed that criminal law belongs to
categories of public law, although victims are often
ordinary citizens.
4. Civil law turned out to be one of the most difficult subjects.
5. Probably, this bill was discussed in Parliament for a very long time.
6. It is unlikely that the parties will appeal.
7. They say they have the right to seek redress.
8. Found that the owner of the store stole the money.
9. It turns out he is a famous scientist. He wrote many articles on the system of Russian law.
10. As you know, such trials are held with the jury.