English, 18.03.2021 03:00 kelseyxxswd2932

Isten and choose the correct quantifier Man: Do you like cream with your coffee? Woman: Yes, but not too (26) . Man: What about sugar? Woman: Yes, I like my coffee sweet. Man: How (27) sugar cubes? Woman: Two should be enough. Man: Do we have (28) lettuce? Woman: Just a little, but not (29). Man: How about tomatoes? Woman: We have a few. Why? Man: I want to make a salad. Woman: Could do. We have lots of cucumber and a few onions. Man: Let's make an omelet. How (30) eggs do we have? Woman: A dozen. We do not have much oil though. Man: It's OK, we have. (31) cooking spray. Do we have (32) cheese or ham? Man: We have (33) cheese but not (34) ham I'm afraid. Woman: That's OK, I can use tomatoes. Man: Great, we have too (35) and they will spoil soon.

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