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Case day experience luggage paper room scenery weather view
Mary and Liz are about to go on holiday together. Mary has come to collect Liz in her car.
MARY: Hello, Liz, are you ready? LIZ: Yes, just about. All the luggageis here in the corridor. I hope I haven't got too many ____. MARY: Don't worry. There's plenty of ____ in the car. LIZ: Oh, good. I've packed rather a lot of things. I haven't had much ____ of travelling in the mountains, so I wasn't sure what to bring. MARY: As long as you've got some warm sweaters for the evenings, and a good raincoat, you should be OK. The ____ in the mountains is wonderful, but the ____ can change very suddenly. LIZ: Well, we've got a lovely ____ to start with. MARY: You're right there. And I'm sure you'll like our ____ at the hotel, because they've promised me the ones I had last year when I was with my brother. Did you pack the guidebook, by the way? LIZ: I've got it in my pocket. I packed some ____ too, so we can write letters. MARY: Yes. It'd be nice to keep some sort of diary, too. LIZ: That's a good idea. We might make an album afterwards, with words and photos. And I'm sure I'm going to have some great ____ to write about. MARY: I'm sure you will, too. The ____ are like nothing you've ever seen. And the people are great. There's always music or something in one of the villages every evening. We'll buy some local ____ when we get there and find out what's going on this week. LIZ: Well, I'm ready. MARY: OK, let's go then.
Exercise 33. Complete the sentences. Put in a/an or some.
A. 1. The people who camped in the field have left ____ rubbish. 2. I’ve been working on my essay. I think I’ve made ____ progress. 3. That isn’t right. Look, you’ve made ____ mistake. 4. I’m here for two nights, and I’m looking for ____ accommodation. 5. The room is quite empty. We need ____ furniture. 6. The second-hand shop had ____ sofa. 7. You pay extra for the taxi if you’ve got ____ luggage. 8. I can’t fit this guitar into ____ suitcase. 9. The scientists are doing ____ interesting experiment. 10. They are doing ____ research into radioactivity. 11. You need ____ luck to win at this game. 12. I’m just about to set off on ____ long journey. B. 1. We had ____ delicious food last night. 2. We had ____ delicious meal last night. 3. There is ____ beautiful furniture in that shop. 4. There is ____ beautiful table in that shop. 5. I’m thirsty. I need ____ drink. 6. I’m thirsty. I need ____ water. 7. She has just bought ____ expensive clothes. 8. She has just bought ____ expensive dress. 9. They booked ____ room in advance. 10. They booked ____ accommodation in advance. 11. The band played ____ lovely song. 12. The band played ____ lovely music. 13. We had ____ heat wave last week. 14. We had ____ hot weather last week. 15. I can’t do this job alone. I need ____ assistant. 16. I can’t do this job alone. I need ____ help. 17. He has got ____ heavy luggage to carry. 18. He has got ____ heavy suitcase to carry. 19. I need ____ cutlery to eat this food with. 20. I need ____ knife and fork to eat this food with.21. She has got ____ important work to do. 22. She has got ____ important job to do. 23. He found ____ coin on the ground. 24. He found ____ money on the ground.
Exercise 34. Complete the sentence with the correct form of the word in brackets.
1. He ate three ____ (cheese). 2. We had six ____ (lesson). 3. Many small ____ (village) were destroyed. 4. I’ve got three ____ (homework) to do this evening. 5. Lots of ____ (person) were unhappy about it. 6. There were two important ____ (news). 7. Why are there three ____ (pajamas)? 8. Several ____ (child) got lost on the way to school. 9. I’d like five ____ (rice), please. 10. I’ve got only two ____ (luggage). 11. There were four serious car ____ (crash) this weekend. 12. He can give you lots of important ____ (information). 13. It was autumn and the ____ (leaf) were falling. 14. There is a lot of ____ (pollution) in this town. 15. Some ____ (family) celebrate Christmas on December 24th. 16. We’ve got three ____ (fish) for dinner. 17. How many ____ (toast) do you want? 18. Can I have a few ____ (paper) to write on? 19. Five ____ (policeman) came round. 20. Let me give you a few ____ (advice). 21. You need about six and a half ____ (material) to make those curtains.
Exercise 35. Fill in much, manyorlots of.
1. – Did you have ____ time to spare? – Oh, yes, we had ____ of time. 2. – There were ____ people at the party, weren’t there? – Yes, I wasn’t expecting so ____. 3. – I didn’t have ____ time to spare at the airport. – No, I didn’t have ____ either. 4. – I wish I had ____ holidays. – I sometimes think people have too ____. 5. – We haven’t had ____ sun this summer, haven’t we? – No, there haven’t been ____ warm days at all. 6. – ____ people I know are growing their own vegetables. – Yes, there are too ____ chemicals used these days. 7. – There aren’t ____ trains here in the evening, are there? – No, there never were ____. 8. – ____ people who live here don’t come from here. – Really, I didn’t think there were ____ immigrants here. 9. – I don’t think our boss knows ____ about people. – I don’t think ____ bosses know ____ about people! 10. – Too ____ people are killed on the roads every year. – Yes and the government aren’t doing ____ about it. Exercise 36. John and Sue are discussing what to buy for their party. Usemanyand much to complete their conversation.
- How ____ milk have we got? - I think we’ve got two pints. - And how ____ butter is there? - Oh, we’ve got plenty of butter, but I don’t think there are ____ eggs left – maybe only 2 or 3. - Right, I’ll get some more. And have you any idea how ____ cheese there is? - A pound. I know there is a pound so don’t get any more. - And how ____ cartons of orange juice did we get? Wasn’t it two? - That’s right and they are still unopened. - And how ____ is there left of that lettuce? - Oh, most of it. And we’ve got at least a pound of tomatoes. - And how ____ are there in a pound? - Usually about eight. - And how ____ of that big cucumber is there? - We haven’t used it at all yet. - Well, what about drinks? How ____ cans shall I get? - We’ve got ten. Isn’t that enough? - I suppose so. How ____ wine is there? - How ____ bottles do you think we’re going to need? - Well, I suppose it depends on what you mean by “need”!
Exercise 37. Choose the expression which cannot be used with the nouns.
1. There are several / many / much / plenty of / too little things you can do to help. 2. He has met a couple of / a few / very little / plenty of / too much interesting people. 3. She earns few / hardly any / plenty of / several / a great deal ofmoney. 4. We have got no / many / lots of / a great deal of / a fewwork to do. 5. Don’t worry; there is a little / plenty of / a couple of / many / a lot of time. 6. Both / Several / A large quantity of / Plenty of / Too muchstudents applied for the course. 7. He’s got no / hardly any / a little / some qualification. 8. She’s got hardly any / several / a little / a few / a lot ofexperience in dealing with customers. 9. There is too much / a lot of / hardly any / few / several salt in this soup. 10. There is a little / many / too much / a great number of / some traffic on the roads today.
Exercise 38. Complete the conversations. Choose the correct form.
1. – Can I pick an apple / some apple from your tree? – Yes, of course. 2. – I think sport / a sport is boring. – Me too. I hate it. 3. – We ought to buy some potato / some potatoes. – OK, I'll get them. 4. – I think painting / a painting is a fascinating hobby. – Well, you're certainly very good at it. 5. – Did you hear noise / a noise in the middle of the night? –No, I don't think so. 6. – Is there cheese / a cheese in this soup? – Yes, a little. 7. – I had conversation / a conversation with Vicky last night. – Oh? What about? 8. – Shall I put a chicken / some chicken in your sandwiches? – Yes, please. 9. – Are you a pacifist? – Well, I don't believe in war / a war, so I suppose I am. 10. – It isn't fair. – No, life / a life just isn't fair, I'm afraid. 11. – What's the matter? – You've got some egg / some eggs on your shirt.
Exercise 39. Complete the conversations. Put in these nouns:
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