Choose The Right Answer By Filling The Gaps!

Ink is non count noun, we use singular verb for non count noun (there is).

Money is uncountable noun so we use much.

The noun “books” is plural count noun. It is positive sentence. So we use some.

Sugar is uncountable noun, it is negative form so we use any. You can check to the table of modifiers.

It is positive form, so we use positive be without “not”. The sentence indicates lots of cars. The right modifier is many. In the options there are 2 modifiers that confuse you. They are some and many. Some is generally to a few to several or a small proportion to a moderate proportion, whereas many is usually taken as several to numerous or a moderate proportion.

Potatoes is plural count noun, and it is negative sentence. We use any, for negative plural count noun.

From the context, someone is asking to another person, “are there many thing to see?” then the another person say “no,…” it indicates negative answer, so correct answer is “there + are + not” / ”there aren’t”

It is introgative form, so “be” precedes “there”, it is followed by adverb of time “yesterday”, it indicates past tense. Correct to be for past tense are (was/were). The noun is “student” in singular count noun, correct answer is was.

As an example.