Put the verb “to be” or “to have” in the right form: 1. These people … business travellers. 2. Business travellers … very busy. 3. They got married some days ago, they … on their honeymoon. 4. A telephone operator … a number of duties. 5. He … no work experience. 6. There are hundreds of restaurants in this city, so travellers … many options. 7. Fast food restaurants … good for a quick snack. 8. A steakhouse … another type of restaurant. 9. … there any hotel rooms available? 10. He … a budget tourist.

1. A: I’d like ……some………………. eggs, please. 
B: Of course. How …many…………………. would you like? 
A: Six, please. Are there ……any………………… tomatoes? 
B: Certainly. How ……much……………… do you need? 
A: A kilo, please. 
2. A: I’d like …some………………… olive oil. 
B: How …………much…………… do you need? 
A: Half a bottle. Is there ……any………………. flour? 
B: Certainly. How …much……………………. do you need? 
A: A kilo, please. 
E) Fill in HOW MUCH or HOW MANY: 
1. ……How many…………………………….. potatoes do we need? 
2. ………How much………………………….. sugar would you like? 
3. ………How much………………………….. milk is there in the fridge? 
4. …………How many……………………….. eggs do you want? 
5. …………How much……………………….. ham do you need?