Grammar

3. Choose the correct word.

(Chọn từ đúng.)

1. How much/How many apples do we need? Not much/Not many.

2. There isn't many/much pasta. Can you buy a can/packet, please?

3. Can I please have any/some tea? A cup/ bowl is fine.

4. There are a few/a little oranges in the fridge. We can make some/an orange cake.

5. There aren't some/any oranges. Let's go and buy a little/some.

6. There isn't some/any milk. Would you like any/some apple juice?

7. Can you please buy a jar/loaf of bread and two bars/cartons of milk?

8. There's a few/a little yoghurt. Would you like a few/some?

4. Put the adjectives in brackets into the comparative or superlative form.

(Đặt tính từ trong ngoặc ở dạng so sánh hơn hoặc so sánh nhất.)

1. This café is ___________ (expensive) than that one.

2. The restaurant near my house is ___________ (cheap) than Karen's.

3. This is ___________ (trendy) restaurant in town.

4. This is ___________ (delicious) pie of the café!

5. Here's ___________ (good) place to have a juicy burger.

6. I find hot dogs ___________ (tasty) than fish and chips

7. Mark's is ___________ (popular) fast food restaurant in the area.

8. There are ___________ (many) dishes to choose from at Paul's than at Mike's.