1. Underline the correct quantity expression in each of these sentences.

1. Underline the correct quantity expression in each of these sentences.

1) How much / many do you know about London?

2) I don’t have much / many work to do today.

3) I get too enough / many emails every day.

4) I don’t know how many / much people work in my town.

5) I often wear far too many / much perfume.

6) I haven’t seen many / much English films.

7) I don’t eat much / enough vegetables.

8) I don’t have many / much friends, unfortunately.

9) I don’t drink many / much coffee.

How many of the sentences are true for you? Rewrite the sentences so that they are true for you.

2. Rewrite the correct adjective.

Bangkok is one of the most exciting / quite cities in the world. It’s big / great, with a population of over ten million. A big / great way to see the city is to take a boat along the Chao Phraya River. From there, you have fantastic / friendly views of the old city with the cheap / spectacular royal palace and many beautiful / dull temples. The people are very expensive / friendly and polluted / welcoming.

The centre of the city is beautiful / modern with hundreds of high-rise buildings and shopping centres. The streets are crowded / romantic and with so many cars, it’s fabulous / noisy and polluted / spectacular. In some months, it is also very hot and humid / up-to-date. But one thing you can say about Bangkok is that it is never dull / hot! If you love shopping, it’s a fabulous / humid place to be and it’s not expensive / lovely. The markets in China Town are very cheap / freezing, and don’t leave without a visit to the boring / romantic night market.

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