Homework

English in mind (book 2) - page 7
Ex. 4
1. How much/many money do you want to spend?
2. We haven't got much/many time.
3. I don’t want much/many carrots.
4. She couldn’t get much/many information.
5. He hasn’t got much/many friends.

Ex. 5

1. I wanted to make myself some vegetable soup, but there weren’t any vegetables left.

2. If you’re hungry, have some sandwiches.
3. We bought some rice, but we didn’t buy any tomatoes.
4. A: Let’s have some dessert.
B: Great. Have we got any ice cream?
5. A: Can I have some sugar in my coffee?
B: I’m really sorry, we haven’t got any sugar at home.
6. A: Have you got any plans for the weekend.
B: Not really. Maybe I’ll watch some DVDs.

Ex. 6

1. I heard about your exam results. You must be the happiest person in the world right now.

2. Mexico City is one of the biggest cities in the world, but Tokyo is even bigger.
3. I think George Clooney is the best actor. I think he’s much better than Brad Pitt.
4. This is one of the most interesting films I have ever seen. I think it’s more interesting than the film we saw two weeks ago
5. I thought losing all my money was the worst experience of my life, but this situation is worse than that.