MANY / MUCH

Many Much Use MANY or MUCH.

.chocolate sheep
+ + .sandwiches music
countable nouns uncountable nouns .newspapers .bushes
many books much ice .meat bread
.girls biscuits
many bags much butter .stories days
many hats much meat .juice .honey
.lorries .months
Make sentences .ice .jam
.tea ..years
leaves .tulips .lemonade
dresses .desks .ice-cream
juice .time .rice
.beds ..sugar
hats has he got .saucers ..forks
pears .salt ...butter
How many bins have they got
t-shirts Fill in the gaps with MANY or
baskets have we got MUCH
How much aunts 1). Does he drink _________ milk in
the morning?
lemonade have you got 2). Has she got _________ money? I
bread want to borrow some.
3). There isnt __________ butter at
pens has she got
home.
butter 4). Are there ________ flowers in your
Put MANY or MUCH. room?
1). How .. juice does he usually drink? 5). My aunt hasnt got ________
2). Does he eat candies? newspapers.
3). Are there . children in the room? 6). There arent ________ pictures
4). She doesnt spend .. money. here.
5). There is very butter in the fridge. 7). She hasnt got ________ characters
6). How bushes do you see? in her novel.
7). How . tables are there in the room? 8). He hasnt got _________ messages
8). How .. tea does he usually drink? from his girlfriend lately.
9). She has not got .. skirts. 9). There are __________ historical
10). There is not .. juice in the glass. books in the library.
11). There are very . newspapers on the shelf. 10). I dont like __________ rice in
12). How plants has he got? my soup.
13). . children like ice-cream.
14). How vinegar is there in the bottle?
15). She has not got . close friends. Make the sentence with MUCH and
16). She has got very .. money. MANY and each of the following
17). Very teenagers come here. words:
18). Does he drink tea? grapes soup water peaches
19). They have got very .. muffins. oranges potatoes cheese
20). They have not got .. butter. lemonade coffee butter eggs
21). How languages does your uncle speak? honey jam nuts sugar sweets
22). There is too .. salt in the porridge.