Name: _Ulyang ShulgaGrammar1 Complete the dialogue with some, any, much or many.A Let's see. We want to make spaghetti bolognese. Is there 1 many spaghetti on the shelf?B Yes, there's a whole packet.A Fine. How much beef do we need?B About 500 grams.A Well, there isn't 3in the fridge.B OK, so we need to buy 4 beefA And vegetables! How 5carrots, tomatoes and onions do we need?B I know we've got 6carrots. How 7tins of tomatoes do we need?A One tin is fine.B OK, we've got two.A And onions? Are there 8onions in the cupboard?B Yes, there are!Mark:18​

I never do my English homework. And I'll tell you why. I think, that English is a very easy language. I learn everything I have to during the lesson. After the lesson is over, the teacher usually gives us homework. All of my classmates always do this homework at home, but not me. I think that I am too smart for this. There is no need to resive the material at home. I have much more important things to do like helping my mom about the house, chatting with my friends, search the Internet for interesting stories or pictures. Once in a while I call my friend Tom, who lives in Manchester. We talk about differents things with him in English. I think that talking to a native speaker is much more useful, then doing homework!