5. Circle the correct word. 1. A: Have we got a / any / some onions? B: Yes we have got got a / any / some but we need more. 2. A: How many / much / any rise have we got? B: Not many / much / some. We need to buy a packet / a loaf / a bowl. 3. A: Can / Would / Do you like a cup of tea? B: Yes, I'd love to / much/one. 4. A: Would / Do / Can I have some apples? B: Yes. How many / much / any would you like? 5. A: How about / to / for spaghetti tonight? B: I don't think to / so / nice.

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20 сентября, 04:33

5. Circle the correct word. 1. A: Have we got a / any / some onions? B: Yes we have got got a / any / some but we need more. 2. A: How many / much / any rise have we got? B: Not many / much / some. We need to buy a packet / a loaf / a bowl. 3. A: Can / Would / Do you like a cup of tea? B: Yes, I'd love to / much/one. 4. A: Would / Do / Can I have some apples? B: Yes. How many / much / any would you like? 5. A: How about / to / for spaghetti tonight? B: I don't think to / so / nice.

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Михаил Дементьев · Answer 1

1. A: Have we got any onions? B: Yes, we have got some but we need more. В вопросительных и отрицательных предложениях в значении "некоторое количество" перед исчисляемыми существительными во множественном числе и неисчисляемыми существительными употребляем any, в утвердительных предложениях - some.

2. A: How much rice have we got? B: Not much. We need to buy a packet. Неисчисляемые существительные употребляются с much (много).

3. A: Would you like a cup of tea? B: Yes, I'd love to.

4. A: Can I have some apples? B: Yes. How many would you like? Исчисляемые существительные во множественном числе употребляются с many (много).

5. A: How about spaghetti tonight? B: I don't think so.