A: How's your coffee?
B: lt's very sweet. There's too much
sugar in it.
A: Can I have a few bananas, please?
B: l'm sorry! We haven't got any left.
A: How much bread do we need?
B: We've got some. We don,t need any
more.
A: ls there any milk in the fridge?
B: 0nly a little.
A: We've got muchia lot of oranges.
B: That's OK. We can make some orange
ju ice.
A: How many drinks do we need?
B: All our friends are coming, so we need too
many drinks.
A: ls there much pasta left?
B: No. Let's buy some.
A: Do you need any pears?
B: Yes, and too many apples.
Vienna is beautiful, elegant, musical, elegant, magnificent. Only the most praiseworthy epithets in a superlative degree the capital of Austria is worthy of. One of the oldest cities in Europe, the capital of good manners, balls, palaces and waltzes. City with the imperial scope of architecture and luxury, Vienna has preserved many signs of its belonging to high society - residences of royalty, castles, manicured parks, galleries, fine coffee houses, rustling gowns beauties at prestigious receptions.
Having gone through millennia of history, Vienna remembers both Roman legions and barbarian invasions, and mercenaries of the Golden Horde. Charlemagne, the Frankish state and the Holy Roman Empire. Magnificent Suleiman, who managed to fight back the braves in the battles of Vienna, the birth and decline of the greatness of the Habsburgs. Mighty rulers and the most beautiful of empresses, the legendary Sissi.
