Look at the following pairs of sentences. In one the noun in bold is used as a count noun and in the other as an uncount noun. Mark the sentences C for count:or U for uncount.
1. Shakespeare's language is magnificent.
It's easier to work with someone who speaks your own language.
2. She's had nine months' experience as a secretary.
The funeral was a painful experience.
3. People spend their lives worrying about money
How's life?
4. Are you in San Francisco for business or pleasure?
He set up a small travel business.
5. She never completely gave up hope.
Ken has high hopes of a promotion before the end of the year.
6. There was general agreement on the problem.
We hope to come to a general agreement on future action.
1. She didn't hear her father enter the room.
Она не слышала как отец зашёл в комнату.
2. I expected everybody to be prepared for the conference.
Я ожидала что все будут готовы к конференции.
3. We don't want our sister to carry the cash.
Мы не хотим, чтобы наша сестра несла деньги.
4. They have never seen her play chess.
Они никогда не видели её играющей в шахматы.
5. Do you expect him to give the telephone number?
Ты ожидала что он даст тебе свой номер телефона?
6. I saw somebody follow me.
Я видела что кто-то следил за мной.
7. We thought them have taken part in the conference.
Мы думали, что они приняли участие в конференции.
8. Our parents expected this film to be seen everywhere.
Наши родители ожидали, что этот фильм увидят везде.
9. We made him to do this work in time.
Мы заставили его сделать эту работу вовремя.
Объяснение:
1.Our city is one of the oldest cities in Central Asia, the administrative center of the Bukhara region of Uzbekistan.
2.Every year in our city we have Spice and Silk Festival.
3.Our city is very ancient, For many centuries, Bukhara played the role of a major administrative, trade, craft and cultural center of Central Asia. One of the routes of the Great Silk Road that connected the Mediterranean countries with the Far East passed through the city.
4.Our city was founded in the 4th century BC. We love it very much.