Ex. XVIII, p. 93

1.

1. There is a lot of milk in the jug.

2. There is a lot of sugar in the sugar bowel.

3. There is a lot of rubbish in the corner.

4. There is a lot of juice in the carafe.

2.

1. There are a lot of mistakes in the test paper.

2. There are a lot of dictionaries on the shelves.

3. There are a lot of buttons on the coat.

4. There are a lot of tributaries to the river.

Ex. XIX, p. 93

1. much 2. many 3. little 4. many 5. much 6. much 7. a few 8. a little/some 9. a few 10. a few 11. many 12. much 13. many 14. some

Ex. XXI, p. 93

1. At ten o’clock.

2. At seven o’clock.

3. At twelve o’clock.

4. At half past twelve.

5. At half past two.

6. At half past ten.

7. At a quarter past five.

8. At a quarter past seven.

9. At a quarter past nine.

10. It is a quarter to one.

11. It is a quarter to three.

12. It is a quarter to four.

13. At twenty (minutes) past eight.

14. It is ten minutes to twelve.

15. It is twenty five (minutes) to five.

16. At ten (mi­nutes) past six.

17. At five (minutes) to six.

18. It is three mi­nutes to six.

19. It is seven (minutes) to nine.

20. It is twenty eight (minutes) to three.

Ex. XXII, p. 94

a)

One hundred and thirty-four,

two hundred and ninety-eight,

three hundred and fifty-five,

nine hundred and forty-eight,

three thousand five hundred and twenty-six,

nine thousand and eleven,

one hundred and ninety-three,

five hundred and sixty-one,

seven million five hundred and six thousand and seventeen,

thirty five million six hundred and sixteen thousand two hundred and thirty-four.

b)

One hundred and four,

one hundred and fifty-one,

one hundred and seventy-five,

one hundred and eighty-nine,

one thousand and twelve,

one thousand and seventeen,

one thousand and thirty-eight,

two thousand five hundred and sixty-eight,

four thousand and eighty-three,

five thousand nine hundred and ninety-three,

six thousand four hundred and ten,

ten thousand seven hundred and eighty-four,

two hundred and fifty-seven thousand six hundred and twenty-nine,

eight hundred and forty-one thousand four hundred and three,

two million one hundred and eighty-four thousand and one;

one-three-four-eight-six-seven-eight,

two-five-three-six-four-nine-two,

two-eight-nine-four-seven-three-o.

Ex. XXIII, p. 94

1. Are there many students in this room? – No, there are not.

2. There is a table in the middle of the room. There are flowers on the table.

3. There are five rooms in our flat. They are large and light.

4. Where is your brother? – Не is in that room.

5. There is no bread on the table.

6. Our University is not far from the centre.

7. There are many big houses in this street.

8. There is much light in this room.

9. Oleg is in Group 105.

10. Nelly is in Group 102.

11. Boris is in Group 501.

12. Read Text Nine.

13. Do Exercise Two on the blackboard.

14. There is no chalk at the blackboard.

15. There are many pens, pencils and exercise-books on the table.

16. Are there any apples on the plate?

17. The apples are in the basket.

18. The cups are on the table.

19. Is your nephew at school? – No, he is not, he is at home.

20. There are not ten, but nine students in our group.

21. Are there many boxes on this table? – No, there are not many.

22. There are not three, but four windows in our room.

23. Come at 6 o’clock.

24. Come back at half past nine.

25. James is an eight-year-old boy, his sister is a six-year-old girl.

26. Tell me your telephone number, please. – Here you are. Write it down: 338–25–41 (double three-eight-two-five-four-one).

27. Peter’s son is 7 years old. Arthur’s sister is 15 years old. Tom’s grandmother is 68 years old (years of age).