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    The document discusses the difference between "too much" and "too many". It states that "too much" is used with uncountable nouns, while "too many" is used with countable nouns. It then provides exercises for learners to practice using "too much" and "too many" correctly based on whether the noun is countable or uncountable.

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    too much / too many express “MORE than enough”. They have a negative meaning.

    “Too much” is used with uncountable nouns. “Too many” is used with countable nouns.

    Task 1. Put the nouns from the box into the correct column.
    time peacock furniture food mystery vegetable language money pyramid
    potter fruit flavour dish fibre flour toast shadow advice

    Countable nouns Uncountable nouns


    a some
    a some
    a some
    a some
    a some
    a some
    a some
    a some
    a some

    Task 2. Write in “too much” or “too many”.

    __________________ trash __________________vegetables __________________ fruit __________________ pears

    __________________ bottles __________________ water __________________ clothes __________________ trousers

    __________________ toast __________________ presents __________________ people __________________ money

    Task 3. Choose the correct option in italics.


    She’s got too many/too much friends. They’ve got too many/too much mistakes in their
    essays.
    He’s got too many/too much free time. There’s too many/too much vinegar on these chips.
    This meat has got too many/too much fat. There’s too many/too much snow outside.
    She eats too many/too much chocolates. There are too many/too much sheep in the field.
    They eat too many/too much chocolate. He eats too many/too much meat every day.
    She’s got too many/too much sweets with her. I think English has got too many/too much tenses.
    They drink too many/too much coffee. I think we do too many/too much pronunciation in
    class.
    She drank too many/too much Coca Cola yesterday. I think there’s too many/too much vocabulary.
    She eats too many/too much dairy food. There are too many/too much sounds for one letter.

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