Use prepositions “of” or “from” to finish the sentences:
1. What is this soup made …
2. A cottage is made … stone.
3. The boat was made … rubber.
4. People in Asia use chairs and tables which are made … bamboo.
5. This juice will be made … fresh oranges.
6. Children like cocktail which is made … milk, ice cream and fruit juice.
7. Do you know that Pinocchio was made … wood?
8. Rings made … gold are very expensive.
9. Your coat is made … wool, isn’t it?
10. The dish will be made … potatoes and onions.
2. I wondered Jame had been Lon’s devoted friend.
3. I wondered was possible to get seats for the new performance.
4. I wondered Diana ever had bren to the Bolshoi box office.
5. I wondered was the dramatist writing a new comedy by now.
6. I wondered everyone had noticed the elegance of the scenery on the stage.
7. I wondered why was there so much cruelty in the film.
8. I wondered how long was the interwals between the acts.
9. I wondered Maria recieved me e-mail yesterday.
10. I wondered what theatre they went in the first place.
11. I wondered how we can reply to this greeting.
Слова cabbage и strawberry могут быть неисчисляемыми, если обозначают однородную массу вещества - напр., There is much strawberry in the pie.
Несмотря на то, что существительное relationship абстрактное (а в английском языке абстрактные существительные обычно неисчисляемые), оно является исчисляемым, у него есть форма множественного числа relationships (по аналогии с русским языком "отношение-отношения").