Task 6. In some of these sentences much is not natural. Change the sentences or write OK, if it is correet,
OK
a lot of ten
1 Do you drink much coffee?
21 drink much tea
3 It was a cold winter. We had much snow.
4 There wasn't much snow last winter.
5 It costs much money to travel around the world.
6 We had a cheap holiday. It didn't cost much.
7 Do you know much about computers?
8 'Do you have any luggage?' 'Yes, much.'
- "Fit" is used here to express that the shirt is not the right size for the speaker. "Fit" means to be the right size or shape.
2. Red doesn't suit me.
- "Suit" is used in this sentence to mean that the color red does not look good on the speaker. "Suit" refers to something that is appropriate or looks good on someone.
3. This shirt goes with your blue tie.
- "Go with" means that the shirt and the blue tie complement each other or look good together, as they create a matching or coordinated outfit.
4. The dress doesn't fit me: it is a bit too loose in the waist and tight round the hips.
- "Fit" is used here to explain that the dress is not the proper size or shape for the speaker's body. The dress is described as being too loose in the waist and too tight around the hips.
5. The gloves match with my shoes.
- "Match" is used in this sentence to indicate that the gloves and shoes are complementary or go well together. They have the same or similar color or style, creating a coordinated look.
6. The new hairstyle really suits her.
- In this case, "suits" means that the new hairstyle looks good on the person being referred to. The hairstyle complements her appearance and enhances her overall look.
7. The Doors were painted blue to match the walls.
- "Match" is used here to mean that the color of the doors was chosen to be the same as the walls. The doors and the walls have the same color, creating a harmonious or coordinated visual effect.
8. Orange color doesn't suit people with red hair.
- "Suit" is used to describe that the color orange does not look good on individuals with red hair. It does not complement their hair color or enhance their appearance.
9. The jeans that I bought five years ago still fit me.
- "Fit" is used here to express that the jeans are still the right size for the speaker after five years. The jeans still properly accommodate the speaker's body shape and size.
10. These shoes are too tight, they don't fit me.
- Here, "fit" is used to explain that the shoes are not the right size for the speaker. They are too tight and do not properly accommodate the speaker's feet.