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1. A: I'd like...... B: Of course. How ..... A: Six, please. Are there ... B: Certainly. How ........ A: A kilo, please. 2. A: I'd like ..... B: How .. A: Half a bottle. Is there.... B: Certainly. How A: A kilo, please. eggs, please. would you like? .. ..... tomatoes? ..... do you need? ..... olive oil. ..... do you need? ..... flour? ...... do you need? fill in some, any, much or many



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In the given conversation, the missing words are 'some', 'many', 'any', and 'much', which need to be filled in based on the context. 'Some' is used for a non-specific quantity, 'many' is used for countable plural nouns, 'any' is used for asking or talking about a choice or possibility, and 'much' is used for non-countable nouns.

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The missing words in the given conversation are:

1. A: I'd like some...... B: Of course. How many..... A: Six, please. Are there any... B: Certainly. How much........ A: A kilo, please.

2. A: I'd like a..... B: How much A: Half a bottle. Is there any.... B: Certainly. How many A: A kilo, please.

In the blanks, the words 'some', 'many', 'any', and 'much' need to be filled in, based on the context of the conversation. The word 'some' is used for a non-specific quantity, 'many' is used for countable plural nouns, 'any' is used for asking or talking about a choice or possibility, and 'much' is used for non-countable nouns.

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