Read the sentences using much or many to fill in the blanks.

Exercise 11: Fill in the blanks with *much* or *many*. 1. How *many* lessons have we got today? 2. There aren't *many* people in the street. 3. How *much* money have we got with us? 4. There isn't *much* milk in the fridge. 5. There are so *many* stars in the sky! 6. I don't like *much* sugar in my tea. 7. Are there *many* children on the beach? Exercise 12: Look at the picture and find three mistakes in the text. Describe the room yourself. Text mistakes: 1. "There are a lot of plants and flowers" - There are none. 2. "two armchairs" - There is only one armchair. 3. "There are few books" - There are no books shown. Description: This is Maxim's room. It's not big but it's comfortable. There is a desk with a computer and a lamp, a comfortable sofa, one armchair, and a stool. Exercise 13: Look at the picture and think of five things which you don't see in Maxim's room. 1. There is no TV in Maxim's room. 2. There are no plants in the room. 3. There are no books on the desk. 4. There is no rug on the floor (there is only a small mat). 5. There is no window in the room. Exercise 14: Use the words *house* or *home* in these sentences. 1. My grandma lives in a small *house* not far from Moscow. 2. Is there anybody at *home*? 3. My elder brother has bought a *house* for his family. 4. I've left my notebook at *home*. 5. Sam will come *home* before 7. 6. My friend lives in a multi-storey *house* in the centre of the city. 7. I don't want to go to the cinema today, let's stay at *home*. 8. There are many new *houses* in our town.