a/an", “some”, “any”, “much” or “many” 1. I ate sandwich for lunch. 2. We had cake with the tea. 3. I often have fried egg for dinner. 4. There aren't pears left. Only two. 5. Would you like tea? 6. Don't eat so chocolate or you'll get fat. 7. I don't drink milk. I don't like it. 8. There is tub of margarine in the fridge. 9. The child put sand into the bucket. 10. I can lend you money if you need it. 2. Исправь ошибки в предложениях Can we have any meat, please? They has got some sweets. She hasn't got some bananas. I have got some apple. We have got some a carrot. She hasn't got some vegetables.

Задание 1

• 1. I ate a sandwich for lunch.
• 2. We had some cake with the tea.
• 3. I often have an fried egg for dinner.
• 4. There aren't many pears left. Only two.
• 5. Would you like some tea?
• 6. Don't eat so much chocolate or you'll get fat.
• 7. I don't drink much milk. I don't like it.
• 8. There is a tub of margarine in the fridge.
• 9. The child put some sand into the bucket.
• 10. I can lend you some money if you need it.

Задание 2. Исправь ошибки в предложениях

• Can we have some meat, please?
• They have got some sweets.
• She hasn't got any bananas.
• I have got an apple.
• We have got a carrot.
• She hasn't got any vegetables.