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    The document discusses the difference between using "much" and "many" when asking questions about quantity. It explains that "much" is used with uncountable nouns like water or rain, while "many" is used with plural countable nouns like apples or books. Examples are provided of questions using "how much" or "how many" along with possible answers using terms like "a lot of", "a few", or "some". The document concludes with a practice section where readers are prompted to ask questions using "much" or "many" and answer them correctly.

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    (How much, How many) Questions and Answers

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    We use much and many to talk about quantity.


    We use much with uncountable nouns

    We use many with countable nouns

    rain (uncountable)

    cars (countable)

    How much snow is there outside?


    How much water is there?

    How many apples are there?


    How many books are there?

    There is a little water.


    There is a lot of water.
    There is some water.

    There are a few apples.


    There are a lot of apples.
    There are some bananas.

    Make questions and answers.


    1.

    2.

    3.

    4.

    5.

    A: How ______ people are there?

    (many/much)

    B: ___________________________________

    (a lot of/a little)

    A: How ______ cake is there?

    (many/much)

    B: ___________________________________

    (a lot of/a few)

    A: How ______ food is there?

    (many/much)

    B: ___________________________________

    (a little/a few)

    A: How ______ money do you have?

    (many/much)

    B: ___________________________________

    (only/I/little/money/have/a)

    A: How ______ bags does she have?

    (many/much)

    B: ___________________________________

    (only/has/she/few/bags/a)

    Score ___ x 10 = ___


    10
    100
    Answers
    1a
    1b
    2a
    2b

    many
    There are a lot of people.
    much
    There is a lot of cake.

    3a
    3b
    4a
    4b

    much
    There is a little food.
    much
    I only have a little money.

    5a many
    5b She only has a few bags.

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