Как переводится фраза:

have something (a lot) in common

1) he has got ... money (much_many_a lot of) 2) there isn't ... sugar in this coffee (much_many_a lot of) 3) is there ... orange juice in the jug? (much_many_a lot of) 4) she has got ... books in her bag (much_many_a lot of) 5) Have you got ...

Составьте предложения 1) to have something in common 2) to be proud of somebody/something 3) to live in a village 4) to consist of something 5) to be well know for something

Open the brackets. He (to have) a book. He has a book. He (to have/to have to) translate this text. He has to translate this text. 1. She (to have/to have to) wash the floor in this room. 2. The student (to have/to have to) clean the blackboard. 3.

Choose the correct word 1. l have got much/a lot of pens to write. 2. Sam drinks much/many milk. 3. Have you got many/a lot of friends at school? 4. There are many/a lot of zoos in I our town. 5. I don't have many/a lot of apples in the table. 6.

What did have in they Middle Ades Example: Did they have tape-recorders? - No, they didn't. Did they have have ships? - Yes, they did. 1. Did they have televisions? 2. Did they have big castles? 3. Did they have gadens? 4. Did they have books? 5.