Стр.39 Unit 3 Деньги Деньги Деньги ГДЗ Комарова Ларионова 8 класс
Grammar 2 Quantity: some, any, much, many and a lot of
Translate the sentences into your language. How do you say too much and too many?
Countable nouns
How many shoes has she got?
- She’s got too many shoes.
- She’s got a lot of shoes.
- She’s got some new shoes.
- She hasn’t got many shoes.
- She hasn’t got any shoes.
Uncountable nouns
How much money has he got?
- He’s got too much money.
- He’s got a lot of money.
- He’s got some foreign money.
- He hasn’t got much money.
- He hasn’t got any money.
Choose the correct words.
- How much pocket money do people get in your country?
- Do you get much pocket money?
- Have you got many clothes?
- How many pairs of shoes have you got?
- Do you think footballers have got too much money?
Your voice
Work in pairs. Ask and answer the questions in exercise 2.
Book corner — Unit grammar check
Choose the correct words.
A Hard Life: Oliver Twist
The last book we read at school was ‘Oliver Twist’. It’s about a boy called Oliver. He was an orphan – he didn’t have (1) ___ parents or relatives. He lived in a special place for poor people, and he had a terrible life there. I liked the story, but I thought the book was (2) ___ long and there were too (3) ___ different characters. In class, we also watched a film of the story. That was (4) easier / easy to understand than the book! The (5) ___ famous part of the story is when Oliver hasn’t got enough food. He holds his bowl and says, ‘Please, Sir, can I have some more?’ The author of this book was Charles Dickens. He understood the situation of poor people because his family didn’t have (6) ___ money. Charles Dickens worked in a factory when he was 12 years old. But in the end he found success as an author. He wrote (7) ___ famous novels, including ‘Great Expectations’ and ‘A Christmas Carol’.
(30) Listen and check.
1) any
2) too
3) many
4) easier
5) most
6) much
7) a lot of








