HOW MUCH

1:How much does the ticket cost?

2:How much do you like the piano?
3:How much sugar do you eat daily?
4:How much is this bunch of roses?
5:How much are the tomatoes?

HOW MANY
1:How many hours do you stay at work?
2:How many students are in the classroom?
3:How many people will come?
4:Hoy many people do you know in this city?
5:How many days has it been raining so far?
SOME
ANY
• She married some magnate twice her age.
• We will need some summer clothes.
• I told her about some of my experiences.
• You didn’t finish any of the exercises.
• I don’t have any money.
MUCH, MANY, A LOT OF
• The lawyer has many clients
• The telephone rang many times, but no one answered
• I had been working in that firm for many years.
• He needs much water to fill the bucket
• There isn’t much milk in the fridge.
• I spend much time studying Math
• They have a lot of friends in Germany.
• There is a lot of flour in the bowl.
• There are a lot of students in my class.
• You drink coffe with a lot of sugar.