Стр.150 Unit 12 ГДЗ Комарова Ларионова 11 класс

Приведем выдержку из задания из учебника Комарова, Ларионова 11 класс, Русское слово: Grammar 1
Check countable and uncountable nouns
See page 178 for information about countable and uncountable nouns.
Match each word in bold with the type of noun it is.
1 … or so easily influenced by fashion magazines …
2 Money doesn’t grow on trees…
3 I buy most of my clothes when the sales are on.
a uncountable noun
b countable noun
c plural noun
Choose the best option to complete the rules.
1 We usually use many for countable nouns and much for uncountable nouns, but they are usually only used in negative statements and questions.
2 We can use a lot of for both countable and uncountable nouns.
A Choose the correct option.
1 My house needs new furniture.
2 I don’t have much cash on me.
3 This store sells electrical goods.
4 I bought two pairs of jeans.
5 We spend a lot of money on food.
6 The sales are only on for a few days.
Check so/such and so many / so much
See page 178 for information about so/such and so many/so much.
Read the extracts and match the rules below.
1 I spend so much time window-shopping that I can compare prices …
2 So careful, in fact, that some people might even say she is frugal.
3 Where docs Paula find the money to spend on so many clothes …
4 I find it such a pleasure.
В Find and correct the mistakes in these sentences.
1 This top is such nice that I think I’ll buy two!
2 There was so many traffic that it took two hours to get to work!
3 These jeans arc so much expensive that Mum will never agree to buy them.
4 I’ve never seen so much books before!
5 This is so nice car. Is it new?
6 Some actors have so many money they don’t know what to do with it!
Check too and enough
See page 179 for information about too and enough.
Match the sentences with meanings a or b.
1 These trousers are too expensive.
2 These trousers are expensive.
3 These trousers aren’t cheap enough for me.
a These trousers cost more than I can afford and so I won’t buy them
b These trousers cost a lot, but I still might buy them.
C Complete the sentences with too, enough, so or such.
1 I don’t have enough money for a car like this.
2 We had such a good time shopping yesterday.
3 Those trousers are too small for you. You need a bigger size.
4 This department store is so big — it takes ages to get around!
5 These earrings arc pretty, but they’re too expensive. They’re not even silver!
6 I spent so much on these boots that I can’t go out for the rest of the month! *Цитирирование части задания со ссылкой на учебник производится исключительно в учебных целях для лучшего понимания разбора решения задания.

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Grammar 1. Check countable and uncountable nouns

1. Match each word in bold with the type of noun it is:

1. fashion magazines — c (plural noun)
2. Money — a (uncountable noun)
3. clothes — c (plural noun)

2. Choose the best option to complete the rules:

1) many — for countable nouns; much — for uncountable nouns.

2) a lot of — for both countable and uncountable nouns.

A. Choose the correct option.

1. My house needs new furniture.
2. I don’t have much cash on me.
3. This store sells electrical goods.
4. I bought two pairs of jeans.
5. We spend a lot of money on food.
6. The sales are only on for a few days.

Check so/such and so many / so much

1. Match the rules:

1. I spend so much time window-shopping that I can compare prices … — so much + uncountable noun
2. So careful, in fact, that some people might even say she is frugal. — so + adjective
3. Where does Paula find the money to spend on so many clothes … — so many + countable plural noun
4. I find it such a pleasure. — such + noun phrase

В. Find and correct the mistakes in these sentences.

1. This top is so nice that I think I’ll buy two!
2. There was so much traffic that it took two hours to get to work!
3. These jeans are so expensive that Mum will never agree to buy them.
4. I’ve never seen so many books before!
5. This is such a nice car. Is it new?
6. Some actors have so much money they don’t know what to do with it!

Check too and enough

1. Match the sentences with meanings a or b:

1. These trousers are too expensive. — a
2. These trousers are expensive. — b
3. These trousers aren’t cheap enough for me. — a

C. Complete the sentences with too, enough, so or such.

1. I don’t have enough money for a car like this.
2. We had such a good time shopping yesterday.
3. Those trousers are too small for you. You need a bigger size.
4. This department store is so big — it takes ages to get around!
5. These earrings are pretty, but they’re too expensive. They’re not even silver!
6. I spent so much on these boots that I can’t go out for the rest of the month!