Hi Rachel,
-We had a great weekend in Prague! It's an amaking amazed
city! We saw some traditional polka dancers, and I loved them,
but Sam isn't very interesting/interested in folk music. Poor
Sam - he was boring bored But we also went on a boat
on the Vltava River, and that was really exciting / excited!
We walked all around the historic district, and it was very
interesting / interested. We were pretty tiring / tired on Sunday
night, but it was fun.
Love, Ellie
P.S. Here are a few photos of Prague!

1.You will be allowed to join the group on condition that you come in time.2.Do it before she introduces herself.3. In case Philipp isn't at home, search for him in the garden.4. As soon as she comes, you will be under the spell of her fascination.5. It will take you half an hour in case of using a subway./ It will take you half an hour in case you  go by a subway.6. I will not go anywhere untill he calls.7. In case you go to buy a Vebster dictionary, buy the latest edition.8. As soon as she sees a new interesting book, she will be totally absorbed in it.9. After coming of the librarian , the library will be opened.11. In case she is at home, let me know.12. I will not say a word untill these talkers do not stop chattering.

1) How many tomatoes are there?
2) How much milk do you want in your coffee?
3) How many potatoes have we got?
4) How much butter is there in the cake?
5) How many oranges are there in the basket?
6) How much sugar do we need?
7) How many pineapples are there in the fridge?

How many? - сколько?
How much? - сколько?

How many используется для тех предметов, которые можно посчитать (помидоры, яблоки, картофель пр.)
How much используется для того, что посчитать нельзя (масло, сахар, время, молоко).
Например, мы не можем сказать "три масла", мы говорим "три литра (масла)"; или "три молока" - мы говорим "пакет молока".
А персики, яблоки, автобусы, города и пр. мы можем посчитать (по пальцам).