2 bread bananas oil juice cake chocolate sugar Cola jam biscuits
1)Would you like a piece of cake with your tea? 11. 2)Can you get me the bag of biscuits from the cupboard, please? 12. 3)Could I have a packet of sugar , please? 13. 4)Remember to get a carton of orange juice when you’re at the supermarket. 14. 5)I can’t open this jar of strawberry jam . 15. 6)How much does a kilo of those bananas cost? 16. 7)We eat a loaf of bread a day in our house. 17. 8)How can you lose weight if you eat a bar of chocolate every day? 18. 9)Oh, what a mess! I dropped the bottle of olive oil on the floor. 10)When it’s hot, I always buy a can of Cola .
Fill in the sentences with some / any / much / many / a lot / few / little. 10. 1)There aren’t many eggs left. I’ll go to buy some. 11. 2)I think I’d like a some butter on my bread. 12. 3)There isn’t much olive oil in that bottle. 13. 4)Are there any carrots in the fridge? – Yes, there are some but not a lot . 14.I usually start my lunch with little salad 5). 15 6)How much salt do you need?. 16. 7)Can I have some more bread, please? – I’m adraid, there isn’t any left. 17. 8)How many eggs are there? – There are only a few. 18. 9)Can I have a cup of tea, please? – Of course, there are a lot of teabags in the cupboard. 10)There is a some sugar left.
Tom said he hadn't thought about it. He just had done it.
Ann asked if Tom had been alone and why he had done it.
Tom said he hadn't been alone. There had been a lot of people. They had been watching him. He was fond of it. He said he was going to jump the next time. He asked if Ann wanted to come with him. Ann didn't think so/wanted to reject the suggestion. She was afraid.
Tom told Ann not to be silly. He would show her what to do. Ann said (OK) she would think about it.
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1.Yogurt, carrots, cabbage, onions, potatoes, peppers, tomatoes, beef, chicken, bread.
2 bread bananas oil juice cake chocolate sugar Cola jam biscuits
1)Would you like a piece of cake with your tea? 11. 2)Can you get me the bag of biscuits from the cupboard, please? 12. 3)Could I have a packet of sugar , please? 13. 4)Remember to get a carton of orange juice when you’re at the supermarket. 14. 5)I can’t open this jar of strawberry jam . 15. 6)How much does a kilo of those bananas cost? 16. 7)We eat a loaf of bread a day in our house. 17. 8)How can you lose weight if you eat a bar of chocolate every day? 18. 9)Oh, what a mess! I dropped the bottle of olive oil on the floor. 10)When it’s hot, I always buy a can of Cola .
Fill in the sentences with some / any / much / many / a lot / few / little. 10. 1)There aren’t many eggs left. I’ll go to buy some. 11. 2)I think I’d like a some butter on my bread. 12. 3)There isn’t much olive oil in that bottle. 13. 4)Are there any carrots in the fridge? – Yes, there are some but not a lot . 14.I usually start my lunch with little salad 5). 15 6)How much salt do you need?. 16. 7)Can I have some more bread, please? – I’m adraid, there isn’t any left. 17. 8)How many eggs are there? – There are only a few. 18. 9)Can I have a cup of tea, please? – Of course, there are a lot of teabags in the cupboard. 10)There is a some sugar left.
Ann couldn't imagine Tom had done it.
Tom said he hadn't thought about it. He just had done it.
Ann asked if Tom had been alone and why he had done it.
Tom said he hadn't been alone. There had been a lot of people. They had been watching him. He was fond of it. He said he was going to jump the next time. He asked if Ann wanted to come with him. Ann didn't think so/wanted to reject the suggestion. She was afraid.
Tom told Ann not to be silly. He would show her what to do. Ann said (OK) she would think about it.