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Once upon a time there was a very fast hare and a very slow tortoise. the hare always laughed at the tortoise because he was so slow . all the animals were tired of listening to the hare . then one day the tortoise surprised them all: `let`s have a race tomorrow then! ` the next day when they started the race the hare jumped forward . very soon he was far ahead af the tortoise . it was a very sunny day and the hare was very hot `there`s a tree. i can rest under it! ` a few hours later the tortoise passed the sleeping suddenly the hare opened his eyes and looked around . he saw the tortoise at the finish line! the tortoise was the winner ! the hare learned his lesson that day: `keep on going and dont stop until you cross the finish line! переведите.

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orange-salon-job77
Однажды жил очень быстрый заяц и очень медленная черепаха. заяц всегда смеялся над черепахой из-за того ,что она такая медленная. все животные устали слушать зайца. и однажды черепаха удивила их всех: давайте устроим завтра гонку! на следующий день когда они начали гонку,заяц попрыгал далеко вперед. очень скоро он был далеко от черепахи.то был очень солнечный день и зайцу было очень жарко. он увидел дерево и решил ,что может отдохнуть под ним.пару часов спустя черепах застала спящего зайца... вдруг он открыл глаза и осмотрелся. он увидел черепаху на финише!
в этот день заяц вынес урок для себя: продолжай идти и не останавливайся ,пока не дойдёшь до финиша
VSArsentev

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krutikovas

Ниже.

Объяснение:

Much – для того, что не можешь посчитать в штуках, и считаешь обычно граммами, ложками, стаканами, буханками. Также для обобщающих слов (как food, furniture, clothes). Many – для того, что посчитать в штуках можно. A lot of – употребляется со всем, но используется в разговорном стиле. Соответственно:

3 much

4 many

5 much

6 many

7 much

8 many

9 many

10 much

11 many

12 many (потому что grapes – виноградины, их мы считать можем, но просто виноград неисчисляем)

13 much

14 a lot of (похоже на разговорный, можно и much влепить, в остальных случаях не скажешь, разговорный там или нет, по одному предложению не понять, по сути хоть везде проставь a lot of, и это не будет ошибкой, если заявишь, что всё разговорный, лол)

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Once upon a time there was a very fast hare and a very slow tortoise. the hare always laughed at the tortoise because he was so slow . all the animals were tired of listening to the hare . then one day the tortoise surprised them all: `let`s have a race tomorrow then! ` the next day when they started the race the hare jumped forward . very soon he was far ahead af the tortoise . it was a very sunny day and the hare was very hot `there`s a tree. i can rest under it! ` a few hours later the tortoise passed the sleeping suddenly the hare opened his eyes and looked around . he saw the tortoise at the finish line! the tortoise was the winner ! the hare learned his lesson that day: `keep on going and dont stop until you cross the finish line! переведите.
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