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    The document contains several Spanish vocabulary words translated to English related to foods, meals, and cooking. It also contains examples of using articles like "a", "an", and quantifiers like "some" and "any" in English sentences. There are exercises on identifying whether sentences use "much" or "many" correctly, choosing the correct quantifier, and identifying if a sentence needs "a/an", "some", or "any".

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    The document contains several Spanish vocabulary words translated to English related to foods, meals, and cooking. It also contains examples of using articles like "a", "an", and quantifiers like "some" and "any" in English sentences. There are exercises on identifying whether sentences use "much" or "many" correctly, choosing the correct quantifier, and identifying if a sentence needs "a/an", "some", or "any".

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    The document contains several Spanish vocabulary words translated to English related to foods, meals, and cooking. It also contains examples of using articles like "a", "an", and quantifiers like "some" and "any" in English sentences. There are exercises on identifying whether sentences use "much" or "many" correctly, choosing the correct quantifier, and identifying if a sentence needs "a/an", "some", or "any".

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    Type There Is or There Are in The Boxes Below

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    The document contains several Spanish vocabulary words translated to English related to foods, meals, and cooking. It also contains examples of using articles like "a", "an", and quantifiers like "some" and "any" in English sentences. There are exercises on identifying whether sentences use "much" or "many" correctly, choosing the correct quantifier, and identifying if a sentence needs "a/an", "some", or "any".

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    1.

    Translate:
    Mantequilla
    Desayuno

    Queso

    Desayunar

    Pan

    Cena

    Salsa

    Cenar

    Comida

    El almuerzo

    Comer

    Almorzar

    Ensalada

    Carne

    Cebolla

    Filetes

    Tortitas

    Patatas fritas

    Albndigas

    Alubias
    Aceite

    2. Type There is or There are in the boxes below.


    1.

    five pens in the box.

    2.

    a car in the garage.

    3.

    some books on the table.

    4.

    a telephone in the bedroom.

    5.

    two tables in the kitchen.

    6.

    many birds in that tree.

    7.

    a magazine on the floor.

    8.

    four chairs in the room.

    9.

    seven days in a week.

    10.

    a drink in the fridge.

    3. HOW MUCH - HOW MANY


    1.

    lemonade have we got? We've got only one bottle.

    2.

    bottles are there? Three.

    3.

    meat is there? We have got two steaks.

    4.

    bananas have we got? We havent got any.

    5.

    sugar have we got? Enough.

    6.

    bread have we got? Some.

    7.

    pens are in your bag? Six.

    8.

    money have we got? We havent got a lot.

    9.

    bikes are there in the garden? Two.

    10.

    children have they got? Two girls and a boy.

    11.

    milk have we got? About one and a half litres.

    12.

    steaks have we got? Weve got eight steaks.

    4.Decide whether you have to use much or many.


    1.

    Jane hasn't got

    time.

    2.

    Do you know

    words in English?

    3.

    He didn't eat

    meat.

    4.

    There isn't

    5.

    How

    6.

    Samantha has as

    7.

    How

    8.

    There was too

    9.

    I cannot see

    butter in the fridge.


    eggs did the hens lay?
    money as Bruce.

    lessons do you have on Mondays?


    noise in the streets.
    stars in the sky tonight.

    5. Tick the best alternative for each sentence.


    1 . Over there, I can see a house, a lake and SOME ANY trees.
    2 . There aren't SOME ANY banana trees in Scotland.
    3 . Are there SOME ANY messages for me?
    4 . Can I get you SOME ANY coffee ? I've just made SOME ANY
    5 . My friend didn't make SOME ANY mistakes on the exam.
    6 . Are there SOME ANY good Indian restaurants in Oxford?
    7 . Yes, I'd like SOME ANY ! . I replied.
    8 . If there's SOME ANY chicken left, could you put it in the freezer, please?

    6. Chose `a / an, `some and `any.


    1. Lisas got a / an towel.
    2. Anas got a / some rucksack.
    4. Javi hasnt got some / any sunglasses.
    5. Antonios got a / some swimming costume.
    6. Ignacio hasnt got any / some sandwiches.
    7. Angeles has got an / a apple. 8.
    There arent any / some cafs in the city.
    9. I havent got any / some money.
    10. Have you got some / any sun cream?
    11. Weve got some / any sandwiches.

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