№1
Many?Much?A lot of?Lots of?
Uce the correct word.
1)They could not afford to play football every day. It took much (a lot of) time.
2)"You may take as many books as you like",the librarian said.
3)Growing children need much (a lot of) food,sleep and exercise.
4)Everyone should eat a lot of (many) vegetables and fruit,especially in spring and summer when they are fresh.
5)I had much (a lot of) time to think over what I was going to do.
6)You`ve made too many mistakes in the test.
№2
Few?A few?Little?A little?
Choose the correct word.
1)I have(little/a little)money,not much,but enough.
2)I`m going shopping-I`d like to buy(few/a few)things.
3)I`d like to ask you(few/a few)questions.
4)The girl will be ready in(few/a few)minutes.
5)Very(few/a few)compositions are really very good.
6)The climate is so severe in this part of the country that very(few/a few)people would like to live there.
Mother was cooking while father was pottering in the garden.
You should wash your hands before eating.
They trusted him but eventually they realized that he was a liar.
She waved goodbye just as I turned back.
The postman came as he was leaving his office.
People didn't use to have computers to work with, but now we do.
Football players didn't use to earn so much money but advertising has changed the game completely.
Jim used to go to that school but now he's at university.
I used to eat a lot of chips. I don't any more.
My daughter used to go to Macdonald's but she doesn't anymore because she believes that the food is unhealthy.
I drive a small, economical car now although I used to drive a large, gas-guzzling, four-wheel drive.
He didn't use to enjoy swimming but he goes every day now.
Did we use to have a pet snake when I was small?