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Решение:
- How much money have you got? (Money is uncountable)
- There is some rice and some chicken for dinner. (Rice is uncountable, chicken is uncountable, so singular 'is')
- There's a lot of sugar in this drink. It's very unhealthy. (Sugar is uncountable, 'a lot of' is used with uncountable nouns)
- There aren't any carrots in the soup. (Carrots are plural and countable, so 'aren't')
- I don't eat many vegetables, but I eat a lot of fruit. (Vegetables are countable plural, so 'many'; fruit can be uncountable or countable, but 'a lot of' fits here to contrast with 'many')
- How many students are there in your class? (Students are countable plural, so 'many'; 'are' agrees with plural 'students')
- There is a lot of cheese in the fridge. (Cheese is uncountable, so 'is')
- How much free time have you got at the weekend? (Free time is uncountable)
- Is there / Are there any eggs? I want to make an omelette! (Eggs are countable plural, so 'Are there')
- Why aren't there many books in the library? (Books are countable plural, so 'many')
Ответ: 1. much, 2. is, 3. a lot of, 4. aren't, 5. many, a lot of, 6. many, are, 7. is, 8. much, 9. Are there, 10. many.
