1.can i have some rice please a) how many would you like b) how much would you like c) no, thanks 2.i haven"t ggot any money a) yes, please b) how many do you need? c)how much do you need? 3.do you like my new trainers? a) yes.here you are b) yes, i do.how much did they cost? c) no, thanks 4.could i have some sausages, please? a)i don"t want any sausages, thanks b) how many would you like? c)how much would you like? 5. i think ill hhave a glass of water a) how many do you want? b) sure.help yourself c) what would you like to 6.she is got lots of brothers and sister a) has she got many brothers? b) how much has she got? c)how many has she got?

1). b
2). c
3). b
4). b
5). b
6). c

Should they ban junk food ads from TV?   Of course they should.  Over 50% of the population is overweight as a direct result of junk food.  We all know obesity is out of control in this country, and promoting empty calories from fat and sugar is somehow OK based on the rights of capitalism. Give me a break. The industry promotes products that are processed with toxins to numerous to count, and is allowed to pass it off as food, because sleazy lawyers manage to skirt the rules by putting a sliver of lettuce on top and call it health food. Interesting to note that fast-food meat is processed with Ammonia to kill the Ecoli from the poorly raised beef stock from where it came.       No, though there needs to be restrictions on what companies say, they ought to have the right to advertise without the government acting like the peoples' nanny. They should not be allowed to lie and say that their products are healthy but by banning the ability to advertise the government is giving a huge blow to their business.   I would like that forbade fast food advertizing on TV, but it doesn't depend on me!

Should they ban junk food ads from TV?   Of course they should.  Over 50% of the population is overweight as a direct result of junk food.  We all know obesity is out of control in this country, and promoting empty calories from fat and sugar is somehow OK based on the rights of capitalism. Give me a break. The industry promotes products that are processed with toxins to numerous to count, and is allowed to pass it off as food, because sleazy lawyers manage to skirt the rules by putting a sliver of lettuce on top and call it health food. Interesting to note that fast-food meat is processed with Ammonia to kill the Ecoli from the poorly raised beef stock from where it came.       No, though there needs to be restrictions on what companies say, they ought to have the right to advertise without the government acting like the peoples' nanny. They should not be allowed to lie and say that their products are healthy but by banning the ability to advertise the government is giving a huge blow to their business.   I would like that forbade fast food advertizing on TV, but it doesn't depend on me!