Answer for exercise 4
The solution for exercise 4 in chapter 6 - Language focus of New Headway Upper-Intermediate - Workbook by Liz Soars, John Soars and Paul Hancock
Question
Look at the picture of the students' canteen. Write ten sentences, using each expression in the box once.
Answer
- loads of: There are loads of cheese sandwiches. / There's loads of milk. / There's loads of orange juice. / There are loads of chips.
- plenty of: There's plenty of milk. / There's plenty of orange juice. / There are plenty of cheese sandwiches. / There are plenty of chips.
- several: There are several hamburgers.
- a few: There are a few chocolate biscuits. / There are a few tuna sandwiches.
- a little: There's a little fruit salad. / There's a little chocolate mousse. / There's a little spaghetti.
- not many: There aren't many tuna sandwiches. / There aren't many doughnuts. / There aren't many chocolate biscuits.
- not much: There isn't much spaghetti. / There isn't much fruit salad. / There isn't much chocolate mousse. / There isn't much apple juice.
- a couple of: There are a couple of doughnuts.
- hardly any: There's hardly any apple juice. / There's hardly any spaghetti. / There's hardly any chocolate mousse. / There's hardly any fruit salad.
- no: There are no bananas. / There's no chocolate cake.