Write questions using the following prompts. Be careful to use the correct gerund or infinitive after the verb
1. Do (Past Simple) he/offer/pay fo you?
2. Have (Present Perfect) you/decide (not)/go out later on?
3. You/want/go to the park?
4. Can you/avoid/go on roads on your bike?
5. What you/hope/do after college?
6. Do (Past Simple) you/promise (not)/tell anyone?
7. Are you/consider/buy this car?
8. Can you afford/rent/this house?

Once at school I had a funny story. We rehearsed, did the dance for the new year and left the portfolios on the benches. Then when we finished we went into the dining room. My friends and I ordered pies. Then I decided to get the money and pay. I see but there is no portfolio! I was very scared. I went to the place where I left the briefcase and it was not there! Then my friends laughed and said that they had a briefcase.
однажды в школе у меня случилась смешная история. Мы репетировали, делали танец к новому году и оставили портфели на скамейках. Потом когда мы закончили мы зашли в столовую. Я и мои подруги заказали пирожки. Потом я решила достать деньги и заплатить. Вижу а нет портфеля! Я очень сильно испугалась. Я пошла к тому месту где я оставила портфель и его там не было! Потом мои подруги рассмеялись и сказали что портфель был у них.

She needs a few / many bananas to make a pudding.

Buy some coffee, please. We’ve got little.

A few potatoes will be enough for this pie.

How many apples do you need for a pie?

We can’t go shopping with you. We’ve got little time.

There’s much food in the fridge. You can have it for lunch.

I can’t buy this dress. I’ve got little money.

They have got few things on sale. I can’t choose anything.

I am going to buy small presents for my parents. I need a little / much money.

How much money did you spend on these shoes?