Solutions Pre-Int. 2nd. Unit 3.

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Are there             [some, much, any] roadworks in the city centre at the moment?

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I learned              [a few, a little, much]  Spanish when I was on holiday.

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I’m going to the shops. There isn’t           [many, some, any]  bread for breakfast.

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She hasn’t read           [much, many, a few]  good books recently.

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There are              [much, a lot of, a little]  cars in the car park this morning.

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            [A few, Any, A little]   students are helping the teacher carry the books.

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I haven’t got          [some, much, many]    money in my wallet.

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Turn         [in, to, onto]  the lane and then go straight.

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I saw Sam running            [at, straight, along]    Kings Road.

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Go       [past, on, after]      the school.

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Just          [follow, along, across]     the path across the field.

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Go          [at, through, over]     the gate and park your car next to the house.

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Turn        [in, –, up]    right at the church and you’ll see the cottage.

Complete the text. Choose the correct options.

Edinburgh is      [at, in, on, to]      the south east of Scotland, in the UK. The city is famous for its castle on top of a hill in           [a, an, the, there]   centre of the city. And inside the hill there is another city – an underground city! It's empty now and you can          [go, sell, take, visit]       it, but it's a little dark and                [indoors, relaxing, scary, sunny]   in some parts.               [In, Across, Through, Over]  the streets around the castle there are many            [rivers, boats, dogs, cafés]      and shops and you can buy a lot of              [museums, souvenirs, trips, walks]      . There aren't          [any, few, much, some]    trains to get around the city, but there are                [a little, a lot of, any, much]  buses that you can take. The best time to go is in the summer for the 'Edinburgh Festival'. The city gets really               [crowded, empty, outdoors, stressful]        with tourists but it's a very enjoyable experience.