Complete the sentences with "a/an", "some" or "any" 1. I want ___________ juice. 2. There´s ___________...

Давайте рассмотрим каждое предложение и выберем правильный вариант: "a/an", "some" или "any".

1. I want some juice.
2. There’s some meat in the dish.
3. Has she got a map?
4. Have you got any money?
5. He needs a snack.
6. It’s an Italian pizza.
7. We use any in negative sentences and questions with all nouns.
8. We use some in affirmative sentences with all nouns.
9. We use a, an, or numbers with countable nouns.
10. There are some mosquitoes in my bedroom.
11. There wasn’t any litter on the beach.
12. There are some sandwiches at my party.
13. She eats some bananas for breakfast.
14. She drinks some milk with her cereal.
15. Can I have some cookies?
16. A dog will bite if it’s afraid.
17. Are there any good books in the library?
18. There wasn’t any space in the cupboard.
19. There isn’t a pencil in the drawer.
20. There is a pencil in my bag.
21. There is some rice left.
22. There isn’t any time left.
23. There’s some ice cream in the freezer.
24. There’s a rainbow in the sky.
25. The doctor gives Jane an injection.

Теперь рассмотрим предложения с "much", "many" или "a lot of":

1. We’ve got a lot of rice.
2. There isn’t much rice.
3. My sister eats a lot of sweets.
4. There aren’t many vegetarians in my school.
5. There aren’t many vegetables.
6. I don’t drink much juice.
7. There was a lot of traffic.
8. In Antarctica there isn’t much traffic.
9. There is much rain in August.
10. Does the teacher give much homework?
11. There’s a lot of fruit in the bowl.
12. A lot of people like hamburgers.
13. We went to America many years ago.
14. There are a lot of people on the beach.
15. I haven’t got many clothes.
16. There isn’t much sunscreen in this bottle.
17. There are many children in the park.
18. There aren’t many restaurants in my town.
19. I haven’t got much homework today.
20. How many brothers have you got?
21. How many cousins have you got?
22. How much money is there in your bag?
23. How many CDs have you got?
24. There isn’t much pollution in Sweden.
25. There isn’t much noise in Antarctica.

Теперь рассмотрим предложения с "much", "many", "few", "little", "a few", "a little", "some":

1. Few people came to see the play. It was rather sad.
2. Come on! We’ve still got a little time left to finish this.
3. Daniel gave very few reasons for closing down the bar.
4. With time and a little patience, you’ll forget her and be happy again.
5. He’s not a good teacher. He’s unimaginative and has very little patience with children.
6. Some of that group’s songs are excellent but I don’t really like most of their music.
7. I’ve been to that Asturian restaurant a few times. It’s good.
8. Many people never learn how to dance properly. It’s such a shame.
9. Very few people went to see that film. I don’t know why. It’s excellent.
10. I have little time for people who talk about themselves all the time and never listen to anyone else.
11. I normally have a little red wine with my lunch. It’s good for you.
12. Dress the salad with salt, pepper, and some olive oil.
13. I’ve got 20 Euros and a few coins. That should be enough for tonight.
14. His computer needs cleaning. He takes very little care of it.

Таким образом, все предложения заполнены правильно, исходя из контекста и правил употребления артиклей и количественных местоимений в английском языке.

1. I want some juice.
2. There´s some meat in the dish.
3. Has she got a map?
4. Have you got any money?
5. He needs a snack.
6. It´s an Italian pizza.
7. We use some in negative sentences and questions in all nouns.
8. We use a in affirmative sentences with all nouns.
9. We use some, any or numbers with countable nouns.
10. There are some mosquitoes in my bedroom.
11. There wasn´t any litter on the beach.
12. There are some sandwiches on my party.
13. She eats some bananas for breakfast.
14. She drinks some milk with her cereal.
15. Can I have some cookies?
16. A dog will bite if it´s afraid.
17. Are there any good books in the library?
18. There wasn´t any space in the cupboard.
19. There isn´t any pencil in the drawer.
20. There is a pencil in my bag.
21. There is some rice left.
22. There isn´t any time left.
23. There´s some ice cream in the freezer.
24. There´s a rainbow in the sky.
25. The doctor gives Jane an injection.

"A lot of"

1. We´ve got a lot of rice.
2. There isn´t much rice.
3. My sister eats a lot of sweets.
4. There aren´t many vegetarians in my school.
5. There aren´t a lot of vegetables.
6. I don´t drink much juice.
7. There was a lot of traffic.
8. In Antarctica there isn´t much traffic.
9. There is much rain in August.
10. Does the teacher give much homework?
11. There´s a lot of fruit in the bowl.
12. A lot of people like hamburgers.
13. We went to America many years ago.
14. There are a lot of people on the beach.
15. I haven´t got any clothes.
16. There isn´t any sunscreen in this bottle.
17. There are many children in the park.
18. There aren´t many restaurants in my town.
19. I haven´t got any homework today.
20. How many brothers have you got?
21. How many cousins have you got?
22. How much money is there in your bag?
23. How many CDs have you got?
24. There isn´t much pollution in Sweden.
25. There isn´t much noise in Antarctica.

"Much", "many", "few", "little", "a few", "a little", "some"

1. Few people came to see the play. It was rather sad.
2. Come on! We've still got a little time left to finish this.
3. Daniel gave very few reasons for closing down the bar.
4. With time and a little patience, you'll forget her and be happy again.
5. He's not a good teacher. He's unimaginative and has very little patience with children.
6. Some of that group's songs are excellent but I don't really like most of their music.
7. I've been to that Asturian restaurant a few times. It's good.
8. Few people never learn how to dance properly. It's such a shame.
9. Very few people went to see that film. I don't know why. It's excellent.
10. I have some time for people who talk about themselves all the time and never listen to anyone else.
11. I normally have a little red wine with my lunch. It's good for you.
12. Dress the salad with salt, pepper and some olive oil.
13. I've got 20 Euros and a few coins. That should be enough for tonight.
14. His computer needs cleaning. He takes very little care of it.

1. I want some juice.
2. There´s some meat in the dish.
3. Has she got a map?
4. Have you got any money?
5. He needs a snack.
6. It´s an Italian pizza.
7. We use some in negative sentences and questions in all nouns.
8. We use a/an in affirmative sentences with all nouns.
9. We use a/an, some or numbers with countable nouns.
10. There are some mosquitoes in my bedroom.
11. There wasn´t any litter on the beach.
12. There are some sandwiches on my party.
13. She eats some bananas for breakfast.
14. She drinks some milk with her cereal.
15. Can I have some cookies?
16. A dog will bite if it´s afraid.
17. Are there any good books in the library?
18. There wasn´t any space in the cupboard.
19. There isn´t a pencil in the drawer.
20. There is a pencil in my bag.
21. There is some rice left.
22. There isn´t any time left.
23. There´s some ice cream in the freezer.
24. There´s a rainbow in the sky.
25. The doctor gives Jane an injection.

"Much", "many" or "a lot of"

1. a lot of
2. much
3. a lot of
4. many
5. a lot of
6. much
7. a lot of
8. much
9. much
10. much
11. a lot of
12. a lot of
13. many
14. a lot of
15. a lot of
16. much
17. many
18. many
19. much
20. many
21. many
22. much
23. much
24. much
25. much

"Much", "many", "few", "little", "a few", "a little", "some"

1. Few
2. a little
3. few
4. little
5. little
6. Some
7. a few
8. Many
9. Few
10. a little
11. a little
12. Some
13. some
14. little