Once my friend Lena came to me. She suggested going to the movies. On Saturday we went to the last session. Before the film, we went to the buffet and drank a glass of coffee there. Now, finally, everyone went into the hall. We watched the film with special glasses. So a three-dimensional image is achieved. They showed a film about Atlantis. All the depths of the sea were very clearly visible. Outlandish fish swam across the screen, heroes in beautiful costumes behaved quite naturally underwater. We sat looking at the screen and crackling popcorn. In the middle of the film, it was especially alarming for the fate of the main characters. It seemed that they were facing innumerable disasters. But nothing happened. They with the help of their friends have achieved success. Victory was on their side. The protagonists reunited. They began to live together. Spectators watched the screen with interest all the time. We watched the movie. Everyone left the cinema. We walked back home. On the way, we had fun discussing the film. All these adventures of the heroes excited our imagination. We recalled for a long time how we went to the cinema.
1) Did you buy much food yesterday?
2) There aren’t many oranges left in the fridge.
3) Nick hasn’t got much money.
4) We haven’t got much olive oil.
5) How much milk do you want in your coffee?
6) How many chocolate bars are there on the table?
7) How much bread did you buy?
2. Use little/a little/few/a few.
1) There was little food in the fridge. It was nearly empty.
2) Do you want sugar in your cocoa? – Yes, a little, please.
3) There’s very little rice left for pilaw (плов).
4) Would you like some soup? – Yes, a little, please.
5) You don’t need to buy bread. We’ve got a few loafs of bread.
6) There’re few carrots in the fridge. We need to buy some.