Put the words in the correct order to make a complete sentence.

how / is / much / red / that / dress / ?

A. A kind of noodle soup with grilled pork

B. A sweet snack made from mung beans and sticky rice

C. A toasted sandwich with vegetables and meat

D. A rice pancake filled with mushrooms and pork

A. True

B. False

A. to

B. at

C. between

D. of

A. There isn’t any milk left in the fridge.

B. There isn’t some milk left in the fridge.

C. There’s not any left milk in the fridge.

D. There are not any milk left in the fridge.

A. Would you like any cheese in your burger?

B. Would you like some cheese with your burger?

C. Would you like a cheese on your burger?

D. Would you like some cheese on your burger, would you?

A. That pink jacket she prefers to this one.

B. She prefers this jacket pink to that one.

C. She prefers that pink jacket to this one.

D. She prefers to this one that pink jacket.

A. I’d like some cupcake and chocolate for dessert.

B. I’d like some cupcake and a chocolate for dessert.

C. I’d like a cupcake and some chocolate for dessert.

D. I’d like a cupcake and chocolate for dessert.