6. There is (a lot of/many) water in the glass. 7. He is (my/mine) brother. 8. He is a friend of (my/mine). 9. She (never/sometimes) swims in the lake. She likes swimming. 10. I have (few/little) time. Hurry up!

Ответ (EN)

• 6. There is a lot of water in the glass. ('Water' is uncountable, so 'a lot of' is used).
• 7. He is my brother. ('My' is a possessive adjective used before a noun).
• 8. He is a friend of mine. ('Mine' is a possessive pronoun, used after 'of' when the noun is understood).
• 9. She sometimes swims in the lake. She likes swimming. ('Sometimes' fits the context of liking swimming).
• 10. I have little time. Hurry up! ('Time' is uncountable, and 'little' implies not much time, fitting the 'Hurry up!' context).

Перевод (RU)

• 6. В стакане много воды.
• 7. Он мой брат.
• 8. Он друг мой.
• 9. Она иногда плавает в озере. Ей нравится плавать.
• 10. У меня мало времени. Поторопись!