IV. Choose among “many”, “much”, “few”, “little”, “a few”, “a little” to fill in the blanks in the sentences.
Tom is very popular and has got … friends.
The roads are so slippery, that’s why you can see … traffic.
I can’t drink too … coffee or I don’t fall asleep for a long time.
… shops are opened at night.
Could you lend me … money?
There are only … desks in the auditorium.
… people noticed what was going on at all.
How … books did you borrow from the library last year?
Carie closed her coat quickly and walked … faster.
He accepted willingly my invitation to remain for … days in my apartment.
V. Choose the correct indefinite pronouns.
There is … on the sofa. What can it be?
a) somebody b)some c) something
Does … speak German?
a) any b)anybody c)anything
May I ask you … questions?
little b)a few c)much
She knows ....about it.
a) much b) many c)few
Have gou got at least … news about him?
a) many b) little c) a little
My sister asked … to help her to move to a new flat.
a) something b)somebody c)anybody
These boots are more fashionable that those … .
a)ones b)one c) any
There isn’t … funny in what you are trying to tell me.
a) anyone b)something c)anything
VI. . Complete the dialogue. Use indefinite pronouns.
Nick: Hello, Jane!
Jane:………………..!
Nick: You are not doing anything tonight, are you?
Jane:......................................
Nick: It’s just that my new next-door neighbours are having a party and they also invited me to go. I thought maybe you’d like to come.
Jane:..........................................
Nick: What’s your idea of a good evening then?
Jane:............................................
Nick: That’s very boring! Look, the party’s not going to go on late. We’ll stay there for some hours. oh, please come! It’ll be good fun.
Jane:.......................................
Nick: That’s all right. I’ll come over in the car and pick you up. How long will it take you to get ready?
jane:........................................
Nick: Okay, see you soon then. Bye.
jane:.................................
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ІМЕННИК (The Noun) |
Іменник – це повнозначна частина мови, яка означає назви предметів і речовин, живих істот, явищ і абстрактних понять.
A book, chalk, a child, rain, beauty.
Морфологічні характеристики іменника
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1. Відмінок (Case) |
Називний відмінок (The Nominative Case) |
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Присвійний відмінок (The Possessive (Genіtive) Case) | |
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2. Число (Number) |
Однина (The Singular) |
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Множина (The Plural) |
Морфологічний склад іменників
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Іменник (Noun) | ||
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Прості (Simple Nouns) a map, a town, milk |
Похідні (Derivative Nouns) a reader, childhood, inexperience |
Складні (Compound Nouns) snowball, railroad |
