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1. has got... friends. 2. I drink... coffee. I don't like it. 3. We must hurry. We've got very... time. 4. There are very... scholarships for students in this university. 5. The Smiths have... money. They aren't rich. 6. The theatre was almost empty. There were very... people there. 7. There was... lemonade in the bottle. There were... peaches in the basket. 8. I have... time, so I can't go with you. 9. He has... English books. 10. There is... juice in my glass. Have you got any juice? 11. There are... bears in the zoo. 12. Tom Canty was the son of poor parents and had very... clothes. 13. There is too... soup in my plate. Give me some more, please.
14. The children returned from the wood very sad because they had found very... mushrooms.
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We have very... time. 8. I am sorry to say, I have read very... books by Walter Scott. 9. My brother is a young teacher. Every day he spends... time preparing for his lessons. 10. I know very... about this writer. It is the first book I am reading. 11. The pupils of our class ask... questions at the lesson. They want to know everything. 12. You do not make... mistakes in your spelling. Do you work hard at it? Oh, yes, I do, I work very....
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1. Robert wrote so... letters that he's never going to write a letter again. 2. She ate so... ice cream that she's going to have a sore throat. 3. His father earned... money, but he enjoyed his job. He loved teaching English very.... 4. There are... cookies in the box. I should have bought them last Monday. 5. Does your sister read...? Yes, she does. And your brother? Oh, he doesn't. He has so... books, but he reads very.... 6. Have you... work to do today? No, not very....7. Walk quicker, please.
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This is my mother's favorite recipe for fruitcake, and everybody says it's out of this world!
1. Put 3 cups of flour into a mixing bowl.
2. Add... sugar.
3. Slice... apples.
4. Cut up... oranges.
5. Pour in... honey.
6. Add... baking soda.
7. Chop up... nuts.
8. Add... salt.
9. Mix in... raisins. 10. Bake for 45 minutes.
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1. There is... salad left in this bowl. 2. Would you like... salad? Yes, thank you. My doctor says it's good for my health. 3. I have... money, so we can go to the cinema. 4. I have... money, so we cannot go to the cinema. 5. This girl works very..., that's why she knows nothing. 6. Mother gave us... apples, and we were glad. 7. He did not like it at the camp: he had very... friends there. 8. This lemon drink is sour; if you put... sugar in it, it will be sweeter. 9. This lemon drink is sour; if you put... lumps of sugar in it, it will be sweeter. 10. The hall was almost empty: there were very... people in it. 11. I can't buy this expensive hat today: I have too... money. 12. She left and returned in... minutes. 13. I think you can spare me... time now. 14. I am sorry I have seen... plays by this author.
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1. When we walked... farther down the road, we met another group of students. 2. Have you got... money on you? I'm sorry. I have very... money at the moment. 3. At the conference we met... people whom we knew well. 4. There are very... old houses left in our street. Most of them have already been pulled down. 5. If you have... spare time, look through this book. You will find... stories there which are rather interesting. 6. There are... things here which I cannot understand. 7. Shall I bring... more chalk? No, thank you. There is... chalk on the desk. I hope that will be enough for our lesson. 8. He had... English books at home, so he had to go to the library for more books. 9. She gave him... water to wash his hands and face. 10. I'd like to say... words about my journey. 11. After the play everybody felt... tired. 12. Let's stay here... longer: it is such a nice place. 13. There were... new words in the text, and Peter spent... time learning them. 14. There was... hay in the barn, and the children could not play there. 15. My friend isn't going to the concert this evening because he has got... work to do. 16. My mother knows German... and she can help you with the translation of this letter. 17. He's got very... time left. If he doesn't hurry up, he'll miss the plane.
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