АНГЛИЙСКИЙ COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS.A Underline the correct answer.1. I do not have ( many, much) time to complete my work2. Can I have some a few) tomato sauce?3. There are much many things that you can do in your4. We need a lot of, many) energy to carry the cupboard.5. They poured (some, a few) water into the vase.6. I saw (many, much) animals in the zoo.7. The children ate ( some, much) sandwiches8. There are only (much, a few) pieces of paper left on the table.9. I need a lot of a few) money to buy the expensive bracelet10. Not (many, much) people turned up for the concert.11. They were scolded because they made many, a lot of) noise.12. (A lot of, Many) of the children were not feeling well and had to be sent home.13. We have got (much, a few) new teachers this year14. I don't have any money left. Can you lend me (some, much)?15. The Smith's family will spend a lot of, a few) days in Hawaii.16. There isn't (many, much ) air in here.17. I can sing ( many much ) English songs.18. She adds a (drop. pinch ) of salt to the soup19. Can I have some little ) syrup, please?20. Please give me a few a little pieces of paper.21. There aren't ( many, much ) flowers on that plant.22. I do not have ( many some ) shirts in my cupboard23. Many. A lot children took part in the colouring contest.24. The gardener has planted ( some, a lot ) roses in the garden25. How ( many. much ) coloured marbles does your brother have?free time.​

A friend who lived in Australia (was told) one day by his neighbour living across the road that he (would be away) in England for a few weeks. The man further explained that his house (was being decorated) at the moment but he (was leaving) the country the next day, as he (had not seen) his rich relative for a few years. He said he hoped his neighbour (would look) after his house properly. The first week passed without any incident. Soon the decorators packed up and (left). But the next day the good friend (caught) sight of two fellows at his neighbour's door (packing) rolled up carpets into the old van. "Hey", cried the man, "What the hell are you (doing)? I (have been looking) after the house for a week already an I (do not want) my friend (to get) angry when he (returns) home" The two fellows explained to him that the owner of that very house (had ordered) (to clean) his Persian carpets while he (was away). They managed to make him (believe) that it (was) true. The friendly man (thought) that his own carpets (needed) cleaning. He had always (been) a bachelor and everything in his house (suffered) from his carelessness. So he (agreed) with the two fellows that they (add) the expenses secretly to his neighbour's bill. The happy carpet-cleaners (laid) all the carpets into their van and (drove) cheerfully away. While they (were driving) they (made) fun of the man they had so cleverly (deceived). There (is) no need to say the neither of the neighbours had ever (seen) their carpets again.