Circle the correct words. 1. We have a little / a few tomatoes. 2. I only need a little / a few milk for this recipe. 3. There are only a little / a few eggs in the cupboard. 4. Can I have a little / a few sugar in my coffee? 5. 'The children want a little / a few sandwiches. 6. I drink a little / a few milk every day. 7. We're having a little / a few bread with dinner. 8. Here are a little / a few cookies for the dog. 2. Complete the statements with much or many. 1. Do you drink much fruit juice? 2. We don't have oranges. 3. My mom has recipes for fish dishes. 4. There isn't bread left. 5. You don't need onions for this dish. 6. I don't want food just now, thank you. 1. Complete the conversation with much, many, a few, a little, or a lot. Jenny: Mom, I'm making pizza and I need (1) a fow tomatoes. Mom: There are (2). of tomatoes in the fridge, Jennyl Jenny: Oh yes. But there isn't (3) cheese. Mom: OK, I'll get some from the store. Jenny: Thanks. Just get (4). cheese Mom: Do we have (5). peppers? Jenny: No, but I don't care. I hate them! Mom: I'll get (6). peppers. Your brother likes them.

```json [ { "section": "Circle the correct words", "answers": [ "1. a few", "2. a little", "3. a few", "4. a little", "5. a few", "6. a little", "7. a little", "8. a few" ], "explanation": "We use 'a few' for countable nouns (tomatoes, eggs, sandwiches, cookies) and 'a little' for uncountable nouns (milk, sugar, bread)." }, { "section": "Complete the statements with much or many", "answers": [ "1. much", "2. many", "3. many", "4. much", "5. many", "6. much" ], "explanation": "We use 'much' for uncountable nouns (fruit juice, bread, food) and 'many' for countable nouns (oranges, recipes, onions)." }, { "section": "Complete the conversation with much, many, a few, a little, or a lot", "answers": [ "(1) a few", "(2) a lot", "(3) much", "(4) a little", "(5) many", "(6) a few" ], "explanation": "(1) 'a few' is used for a small number of countable nouns (tomatoes). (2) 'a lot' is used to indicate a large quantity. (3) 'much' is used with uncountable nouns (cheese) in negative sentences. (4) 'a little' is used for a small amount of uncountable nouns (cheese). (5) 'many' is used in questions with countable nouns (peppers). (6) 'a few' is used because they want a small number of peppers." } ] ``` Развёрнутый ответ: **Часть 1: Выбор правильных слов** 1. `a few` – Мы используем "a few" с исчисляемыми существительными (томаты, яйца, бутерброды, печенье), то есть с теми, которые можно посчитать. 2. `a little` – Мы используем "a little" с неисчисляемыми существительными (молоко, сахар, хлеб), то есть с теми, которые нельзя посчитать поштучно. **Часть 2: Заполнение пропусков словами much или many** 1. `much` – Мы используем "much" с неисчисляемыми существительными (фруктовый сок, хлеб, еда). 2. `many` – Мы используем "many" с исчисляемыми существительными (апельсины, рецепты, лук). **Часть 3: Заполнение диалога словами much, many, a few, a little или a lot** 1. `(1) a few` – "a few" используется, потому что томаты (tomatoes) можно посчитать. 2. `(2) a lot` – "a lot" означает большое количество томатов. 3. `(3) much` – "much" используется с неисчисляемым существительным "сыр" (cheese) в отрицательном предложении. 4. `(4) a little` – "a little" используется для небольшого количества неисчисляемого сыра. 5. `(5) many` – "many" используется в вопросе с исчисляемыми существительными (перцы). 6. `(6) a few` – "a few" используется, потому что нужно небольшое количество перцев.