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    The document provides examples of using quantifiers like some, any, no, a lot/of, much/many, a little/few in sentences. It gives sentences with blanks to be filled in with these quantifiers and asks the reader to complete them. It also gives translations of short phrases from another language (presumably Russian) into English using the quantifier "it". The document focuses on demonstrating the proper use of different types of quantifiers in sentences.

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    The document provides examples of using quantifiers like some, any, no, a lot/of, much/many, a little/few in sentences. It gives sentences with blanks to be filled in with these quantifiers and asks the reader to complete them. It also gives translations of short phrases from another language (presumably Russian) into English using the quantifier "it". The document focuses on demonstrating the proper use of different types of quantifiers in sentences.

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    1. Use some, any or no in the following sentences

    1. He’s going to buy _________ butter and _________ ham.


    2. The students didn’t make ________ mistakes in the dictation.
    3. I can’t pay. I’ve got _________ money.
    4. There are _______ shops in this part of the city, but they aren’t
    big.
    5. Peter and Ann haven’t got ________ pets. They don’t like animals.
    6. Has she got __________ brothers or sisters?
    7. There are __________ beautiful flowers in the garden.
    8. Are there __________ letters for me this morning?
    9. I haven’t got _________ stamps but Ann’s got ________ .
    10. Do you know _________ good hotels in Madrid?
    11. Would you like __________ more cake? – Yes, please.
    12. Don’t buy _________ rice. We don’t need _______.
    13. We haven’t got _________ bread, so I’m going out to
    buy_________.
    14. When we were on holiday, we visited ________ very
    interesting places.
    15. I went out to buy ________ milk but they didn’t have
    __________ in the shop.
    16. I’m thirsty. Can I have __________ lemonade, please?

    2. Complete the sentences. Use some or any + one of these words:


    Stamps batteries chairs cheese friends
    milk money air photographs problems
    shampoo languages

    1. I want to wash my hair. Is there ______________?


    2. Sam is going to the post office to get _____________ .
    3. Can Barbara speak____________ foreign ____________?
    4. I haven’t got my camera, so I can’t take __________.
    5. Sorry we’re late. We had ________________ with the car.
    6. Everybody was standing because there weren’t ___________ in
    the hall.
    7. It’s hot in this office. I’m going out for _________ fresh________.
    8. Why isn’t the radio working? Are there __________in it?
    9. Can I have ______________ in my coffee, please?
    10. Yesterday evening I went to a restaurant with ___________
    of mine.
    11. Would you like ______________? No, thank you. I’ve had
    enough to eat.
    12. Sorry! I can’t buy you a cup of coffee. I haven’t
    got__________.

    3. Put in a lot / a lot of / much / many.

    1. Does your granny drink ________ tea?


    2. Tom likse reading. He has got _______ books.
    3. There isn’t __________ butter in the fridge.
    4. It will cost ______money to travel round the world.
    5. Please hurry up! I haven’t got ________ time.
    6. How _________ foreign languages can you speak?
    7. The teacher didn’t ask me _______ questions.
    8. There was _________ food at the party but I didn’t eat______.
    9. We saw __________ interesting things in theBritish museum.
    10. Bill knows ________ about economics.
    11. They went on a cheap holiday. It didn’t cost__________.
    12. Did you enjoy the party? – No, not _______.
    13. Most of the town is modern – there aren’t _________ old
    buildings.
    14. Most people in the country have jobs – there isn’t ______
    unemployment.

    4. Put in a little/or a few + one of these words:


    days friends houses air letters
    milk French times chairs
    1. In the morning I wrote ___________ to my family and friends.
    2. Could I have __________ in my coffee, please?
    3. When did Molly go away? ____________ ago.
    4. Do you speak any foreign languages? Yes, Spanish and
    ________.
    5. Are you going out alone? No, I’m going with ___________.
    6. Have you ever been to Rome? Oh, yes. ______________.
    7. I live in a very small village. There is a church, a shop and
    _________- that’s all.
    8. I’m going out for a walk. I need _________ fresh ___________.
    9. There wasn’t much furniture in the room – just a table and
    ___________.

    5.Translate into English using it :

    1. Приємно бачити Вас знов.


    2. Час снідати. Давай підемо в кафе.
    3. Важливо вчити нові слова .
    4. Дивись! Йде сніг.
    5. Час вставати та працювати.

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