Some sentences are incorrect. correct them using appropriate quantifiers. 1)There aren't many butter left in the fridge-There aren't much butter left in the fridge
2)There is a lot of fruit in the bowl
3)How many milk is there in the jar?
4)How many sugar have you put in my coffee?
-You like sweet things, so I have put a lot of sugar
5)We don't have a few peanuts. We almost finished them all last night
6) I'm not hungry, but I'll have a few chocolate
7)Please, give me a few beetroots
8)There is far too much cheese in the fridge. Nobody is eating it
9)There weren't much peaches. Only two
3. William won`t get rich. He will get married. He won`t have kids. He will be happy. He won`t live abroad. He will buy a house. He won`t be famous.
4. 1) Are you going to do your homework tonight?
2) Are your parents going to move house next year?
3) Are you going to cook dinner this evening?
4) Is it going to rain this afternoon?
5) Are you going to walk to school tomorrow?
6) Is your teacher going to correct this test?
5. 1) are you doing
2) am meeting
3) are having
4) are going
5) Is Sarah coming
6) are celebrating
7) Are they having
8) are having
ɪts maɪ kʌp ɒv tiː.
bʊks ɑː fʊl ɒv aɪˈdɪəz,
dəʊnt juː əˈgriː?
bʊks kæn tiːʧ ænd ɪkˈsaɪt,
bʊks kæn ˈkʌmfət ænd θrɪl,
bʊks kæn ʃəʊ juː ðə wɜːld,
ænd wɪl meɪk juː fiːl.
ˈfʌni bʊks meɪk miː lɑːf,
rəʊˈmænsɪz meɪk miː kraɪ,
ədˈvɛnʧə bʊks meɪk miː ˈhæpi,
aɪ dəʊnt nəʊ waɪ.
ˈθrɪləz bɔː miː tuː dɛθ,
ˈfæntəsi ɪz gʊd fʌn.
ænd aɪ dəʊnt riːd ˈsaɪəns ˈfɪkʃən,
aɪv ˈnɛvə dʌn.
ɔːl ðəʊz ˈrəʊbɒts ænd faɪts,
ænd ˈeɪliən ʃɪps,
meɪk miː kraɪ æt naɪt,
meɪk miː wɔːk ɪn maɪ sliːp.
bʊks wɪl nɒt lɛt juː daʊn,
bʊks wɪl ˈnɛvə mɪsˈliːd,
wɛn juː meɪk ə njuː frɛnd,
ɑːsk hɪm "wɒt duː juː riːd?"