Fill in the blanks with the pronouns many, much, a lot of, lots of, plenty of, a good deal fa great deal of. 1. I've got...friends in this village.2. There was...show on the ground last winter. 3. Don't hurry. You've got... time. 4. It took her . time to clean the room. She works very slowly. . people think so. 6.1 didn't eat... for breakfast. 7. She put so ... salt in the soup that nobody could eat it. 8. He spends... money on books. 9. Has the town changed ...? 10. Did he make dictation? 11. My room has as ... windows as yours. 12. We have .. fruit this summer. 13. . of mistakes in his what you say is true. 14. There isn't.. water in the pond today. 15.1 haven't.. stamps from this country.​

It was dark we went for a walk with a friend near ourhouse.But this day was not much horrific, we went on theneglected house but before there was a hospital. we wenton chambers with began in the first then in the second thenwe saw the first floor and we already on the first floorsuddenly we see the silhouette of man that was large heightand suddenly my friend heard with зади us there were twoincomprehensible people we from after all forces beganto run in any chamber soon we found a chamber and closedthere but we heard as who scrapes in a door a morningcame we went out and neatly went home and tell nobodyabout this history and at nights sit

a) 1. I can't speak about this book, as I ... it. (have not read)
2. The sun ... the whole morning today. (was shining)
3. It is Friday today. Have you seen him this week? — Yеs,I saw him on Monday.
4. Every day I ... my watch at nine o'clock in the evening.
5. When did you come to Petersburg? I came to Petersburg in 1995.
6. Ann, what are you doing here? I am waiting for a friend of mine.
7. Have you bought the dictionary? — Yes, I bought it two days ago.
8. She did not write anything about it yesterday. 
9. What exercise are you writing? — I am writing exercise No. 3.
10. This student always ... to speak English with his comrades. ( tries)
b) Here in Moscow in the past 12 months nearly half a million people have moved into new flats, centrally heated, well equipped and let at fabulously high rents. Like the Yelkins, for instance, a family of three, who have paid a large sum for a two-
roomed flat with a kitchen and bathroom, central heating and constant hot water. And they are one among thousands of families.