co nha

 1960 / 2000 là cao rùi cố phát huy :>>

1) Twenty packets -> How many packets of biscuits do they have?

2) Ten bars -> How many bars of chocolate do they have?

3) Fifteen -> How many apples do they have?

4) Six bottles -> How many bottles of orange juice do they have?

5) Eight rolls -> How many bread rolls do they have?

6) One kilo -> How many kilo of cheese do they have?

( Chắc chắn đúng 100% nha! Thấy đúng thì nhớ tích đúng cho mình nha! Thanks! <3 )

English is the most common language all over the world. There is no compulsory method to study English, but each person has to find the suitable one to study it efficiently. To me, I read books in English in order to improve both my vocabulary and grammar. Besides, I combine studying and entertaining. In my free time, I often listen to English songs, watch English movies and try to translate the lyrics as well as the subtitle. Furthermore, I join an English club, where I can connect with some international friends, and they are the best teachers to teach me about English. I can learn some slang, idioms, and things that normal teachers do not teach their students. I hope you can find your own ways to learn English.

                                         Ghi rõ ra nha bạn !

15. Why don't we go to the park after school?
16. They are really high houses
17. What is the price of that T-shirt
18. What did he make last night?
19. How often does she cycle to school?
20. Where is the bookshelf?

Nam HZ

The book you are looking for is on the top shelf

Chúc bạn học tốt:>

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Noodle soup,bread,rice,cream,hot dog,fish fry,beef stew,mixed vegetable,... em có thể lên gg dịch tìm thêm nhé!

⇒We are have a trip to going to Phuquoc island next weekend.

Chúc bạn học tốt:>

We are going to have a trip to Phu Quoc island next weekend mới đúng nhaa. Chúc cậu học tốt<3

where does your uncle live?

Where does your uncle live?

Khoanh tròn lượng từ đúng trong câu 

I don't have (some/much) homework tonight

Are there (many/a) museums in your town?

I have (some/an) apples. Would you like one?

Would you like more rice?

Thank you. Just (little/ a little) , please

How (much/many) pocket money do you get?

I like ( a little/ lots) of sugar in my tea

We just need (many/ a few ) pencils for the project

How (little/ many) brothers and sisters do you have?

Ann is very popular. She has ( a lot of/ few) friends

Your homework is excellent. You made very (a few/ few) mistakes

How ( many/ much) time do we have?

Not ( many/much) children live near my house

Could I have (a few/ a little) more orange juice, please?

There are (a few/ a little) books missing

Martha likes to eat (lots/ lot) of candies