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giúp nhanh vs ạ
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B. EXERCISES
Exercise 1: Choose a word from the table below to fill each blank. Some words may be used more than
once.
many
fewer
a little
much
any
a great deal
of
some
a few
less
a lot of
little
few
1. The museum was very crowded. There were too many
2. Jack knows
people.
any
Japanese, but his brother knows enough Japanese to manage.
3. Eating out seems to be expensive in this sumptuous city. There aren't
4. She had
time to study than I did but had better results.
5. Try to avoid foods which contain
6. We've been having
7. In the developed world, there are hardly
out many daily tasks.
8. We only have
9.
10. There are
fat.
problems with the new computer.
cheap restaurants.
jobs left which don't use computers to carry
apples. We should go and buy some more.
my friends are living abroad now.
slices of cake left over from the party.
time in Europe to learn English and French with a view to finding a
weekends between now and Christmas.
butter I could use?" "No, there's some margarine but there isn't
11. She has spent
better job.
12. There aren't very
13. "Is there
butter."
14. If I drink too
15. How
16.I eat
coffee, I can't sleep.
liquid do you think this bottle contains?
chocolate and
biscuits than I used to.
who aren't.
food left by the time we got there.
17. Lots of people at the club are under 20, but there are quite
18. There was hardly
19. It was embarrassing to know how
The weather is expected to remain clear for the next
people attended the party.
days.
Exercise 2: Identify one word or phrase that must be changed in each sentence to be correct.
1. How many sugar do you take in your coffee?
2. I don't have some cash on me, so could I pay with by cheque?
----- Nội dung dịch tự động từ ảnh -----
B. EXERCISES
Exercise 1: Choose a word from the table below to fill each blank. Some words may be used more than
once.
many
fewer
a little
much
any
a great deal
of
some
a few
less
a lot of
little
few
1. The museum was very crowded. There were too many
2. Jack knows
people.
any
Japanese, but his brother knows enough Japanese to manage.
3. Eating out seems to be expensive in this sumptuous city. There aren't
4. She had
time to study than I did but had better results.
5. Try to avoid foods which contain
6. We've been having
7. In the developed world, there are hardly
out many daily tasks.
8. We only have
9.
10. There are
fat.
problems with the new computer.
cheap restaurants.
jobs left which don't use computers to carry
apples. We should go and buy some more.
my friends are living abroad now.
slices of cake left over from the party.
time in Europe to learn English and French with a view to finding a
weekends between now and Christmas.
butter I could use?" "No, there's some margarine but there isn't
11. She has spent
better job.
12. There aren't very
13. "Is there
butter."
14. If I drink too
15. How
16.I eat
coffee, I can't sleep.
liquid do you think this bottle contains?
chocolate and
biscuits than I used to.
who aren't.
food left by the time we got there.
17. Lots of people at the club are under 20, but there are quite
18. There was hardly
19. It was embarrassing to know how
The weather is expected to remain clear for the next
people attended the party.
days.
Exercise 2: Identify one word or phrase that must be changed in each sentence to be correct.
1. How many sugar do you take in your coffee?
2. I don't have some cash on me, so could I pay with by cheque?