Use either “like”, or “would like”.

1. I would like have a car.

2. I like lions and tigers very much.
3. She likes playing tennis.
4. I would like to eat a pizza tonight.
5. They would like to buy a house but they don’t have enough money.
6. My mother would like a new dress to go to Paul's birthday.
7. I don't like your T-shirt, it's awful.
8. My son would like a video game for his birthday.
9. Mike likes children very much.
10. Ann would like work for this company.

Order these words.

1. would Christmas? like What for you
What would you like for Christmas?
2. Karen the piano. likes playing
Karen likes playing the piano
3. visit like would to Italy. Mike
Mike would like to visit Italy
4. doesn't her doing She like homework.
She doesn’t like doing her homework
5. do I you your homework. like to would
Would you like I to do your homework
6. would like to Paris. move They to
They would like to move to Paris
7. playing football We very like much.
We like playing football very much
8. like oysters? don't Why you
Why don’t you like oysters?
9. like some Would cheese? You
Would you like some cheese?
10. to jazz music. I listening like
I like to listening jazz music.
Fill each space with either some or any.
1. Before we leave, I have to get some money and my cigarettes. Wait a
moment.
2.people think they have the right to a job without having to work!
 3. I don't have any children yet, but we want to have two or three
eventually.
4. Don't worry about going shopping tomorrow any bus will take you
straight into the centre of the town.
5. Are there some Italian restaurants in your part of town?
6. I've just brought these apples. Would you like some?
7. Would you like some wine with your meal, sir?
8. Yes, I would. Bring me some red wine that you have.
9. Do you want some help with that biology assignment you have to do?
10. This was an easy exercise and I didn't make some mistakes!

11. I didn't receive any instructions about what we should do next.

12. There isn't any unemployment in the north of the country.

13. They need some time to discuss your offer again.

14. Could you give me some help, please?

15. Did the change in the law make some difference to your company?

16. We saw some few differences in the quality of the products.

17. He's hoping to buy some property in the area.

18. Listen, I have some advice for you.

19. Look! There's some parking place over there.
20. Could you give me some advice, please?

Use “a lot of, many or much”.

1. We have a lot of oranges.
 2. We don't have many bananas, and we don't have many fruit
juice.
3. Do you have any cereal? Sure, there's a lot in the kitchen."
4. How much is this? It's ten dollars.
5. How much do you want? Six, please.
6. He's very busy; he has a lot of work.
7. David has a lot of rice, but Tyler doesn't have much
8. London has a lot of beautiful buildings.
9. They eat a lot of apples.
10. I wrote many poems.
11. I have got a lot of money.
12. I visited a lot of European cities.
13. Do you like soccer? Yes, a lot of
14. Were there many guests in the wedding? Yes, there were a lot of
15. Leila is popular. She's got many friends. Nancy does not have
much
16. She hasn't got much patience.
17. I have a lot of cash if you need it.
18. How much students are there in your course?
19. There are many dogs in our neighborhood. Too many.
20. Oh no! There’s not a lot of money in my wallet. I need some.

Decide whether these nouns are countable (C) or uncountable (U)

1. The children(C) are playing in the garden.
2. I don't like milk(U).
3. I prefer tea(U).
4. Scientists say that the environment(U) is threatened by pollution.
5. My mother uses butter(U) to prepare cakes(C).
6. There are a lot of windows(C) in our classroom.
7. We need some glue(U) to fix this vase.
8. The waiters in this restaurant are very professional. C
9. My father drinks two big glasses(C) of water(U) every morning.
10. The bread(U) my mother prepares is delicious.
 11. Drivers (C) must be careful; the road is slippery.
12. Some policemen(C) are organizing road traffic(U) to avoid any accidents.
13. I bought three bottles(C) of mineral water(U) for our picnic.
14. I'd like some juice(U) please!
15. Successful candidates(C) will join the camp later this year.
16. A rise in oil prices(U) is inevitable since there is more and more world demand for
energy(U).

Write “a, an, some or any” in the gaps.

1. It is a dog. 2. Do you have some friends?

3. I bought some milk. 4. Linda does not have any pets.
5. There is an orange on the table. 6. Tim eats some cheese every day.
7. We don't have any bread. 8. My brother found some money.
9. My sister found a pen. 10. Do you have some eggs?
11. There are some students in the classroom.
12. Is there a pencil on the desk?
13. Do you have some Questions, students?
14. I bought some new clothes. They’re really nice.