Fill in the blanks with correct adjectives (given in brackets) in
the following sentences:
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English, 08.01.2021 15:40 lLavenderl
Fill in the blanks with correct adjectives (given in brackets) in
the following sentences:
1 There istea in the glass. (a little, a few]
2 Put salt .(little, a little
3 I did not want to give
remarks.(farther, further)
4 They are theto come here. (latest, last)
5 There weregirls in the school today.(few ,a few)
6 room was reserved. (Every, Each)
7 They showed patience ( much, many)
8 This house isthan yours. (Older, oldest)
9 Five students were seated onbench( every, each)
10. I gave herbooks. (some, any)
11. The teacher taught us
new lessons (many, much)
12 He sold ( all, whole)
13 person can go (Either, Neither)
14. I acceptedside. (either, neither)
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