Fill in much/ many/ a lot of.
1. She can drink
water, but she cannot drink
coffee.
2. She does not eat
meat, but she eats
vegetables.
3. She has got
dresses, but she has not got
skirts.
4. She does not buy
perfume, but she buys
clothes.
5. Every morning she buys
newspapers, but she does not buy
magazines.
6. How
English books have you got?
7. I have got
English books, but I have not got!
Spanish ones.
8. How
money
do
you need to buy this French dictionary?
9. Are there
new students in the class?
10. There are not
Italian teachers in that school, but there are
English ones.
1. She can drink
water, but she cannot drink
coffee.
2. She does not eat
meat, but she eats
vegetables.
3. She has got
dresses, but she has not got
skirts.
4. She does not buy
perfume, but she buys
clothes.
5. Every morning she buys
newspapers, but she does not buy
magazines.
6. How
English books have you got?
7. I have got
English books, but I have not got!
Spanish ones.
8. How
money
do
you need to buy this French dictionary?
9. Are there
new students in the class?
10. There are not
Italian teachers in that school, but there are
English ones.
o co chodzi bo nie rozumiem??