Mastering Count and Non-count Nouns with Much, Many, and A Lot

 
 
MUCH
 
We use 
MUCH
 with 
uncountable
nouns.
 
 * Is there 
MUCH
 water in your glass?
No there isn't. But there is 
MUCH
 milk in the
carton.
 
There is 
MUCH
 snow on those mountains!
 
MANY
 
We use 
MANY
 
with 
countable
nouns.
 
Are there 
MANY
 horses in the field?
Yes there are!
 
How 
MANY
 students are in the class?
 
A lot
 
We use 
A LOT 
with 
countable
and uncountable
 nouns.
It is used in affirmative
sentences.
 
 There are
 A LOT 
of eggs in the
fridge.
 Is there 
A LOT 
of coffee in the jar?
Yes there is
 A LOT 
.
 I have 
A LOT 
to do today!
 There is 
A LOT 
on stake.
 
1.
We have 
_______________
 oranges.
2.
We don't have 
_________
 bananas, and we don't
have 
___________
 fruit juice.
3.
Do you have any cereal?
      Sure, there's 
___________
 in the kitchen.
4.  How 
_____________
 is this? It's ten dollars.
5.  How 
___________
 do you want? Six, please.
6.  He's very busy; he has
 ____________ 
work.
7.  David has 
___________
 rice, but Tyler doesn't
have
 ____________
 .
8.  London has 
__________ 
beautiful buildings.
 
(Much – Many – A lot)
 
(Much – Many – A lot)
 
  9.  They eat
 ____________ 
apples.
10.  I wrote
 ________________
 poems.
11.  I have got 
____________
 money.
12.  I visited 
____________
 European cities.
13.  Do you like soccer? Yes 
________________
.
14.
  Were there 
________________
 guests in the
          wedding? Yes, there were 
__________
.
15.  Leila is popular.
           She's got 
______________
friends.
           Nancy does not have 
____________
 .
16.  She hasn't got 
____________
 patience.
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Explore the nuances of using much, many, and a lot with countable and uncountable nouns. Learn how to accurately express quantities in English through examples and practice exercises. Enhance your understanding of when to use each term and improve your overall grammar skills.

  • English grammar
  • Quantifiers
  • Countable nouns
  • Uncountable nouns
  • Quantity expressions

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  1. Unit 17

  2. Much Many And A lot

  3. MUCH We use MUCH with uncountable nouns.

  4. * Is there MUCH water in your glass? No there isn't. But there is MUCH milk in the carton.

  5. There is MUCH snow on those mountains!

  6. MANY We use MANY with countable nouns.

  7. Are there MANY horses in the field? Yes there are!

  8. How MANY students are in the class?

  9. A lot We use A LOT with countable and uncountable nouns. It is used in affirmative sentences.

  10. There are A LOT of eggs in the fridge. Is there A LOT of coffee in the jar? Yes there is A LOT . I have A LOT to do today! There is A LOT on stake.

  11. (Much Many A lot) 1. We have _______________ oranges. 2. We don't have _________ bananas, and we don't have ___________ fruit juice. 3. Do you have any cereal? Sure, there's ___________ in the kitchen. 4. How _____________ is this? It's ten dollars. 5. How ___________ do you want? Six, please. 6. He's very busy; he has ____________ work. 7. David has ___________ rice, but Tyler doesn't have ____________ . 8. London has __________ beautiful buildings.

  12. (Much Many A lot) 9. They eat ____________ apples. 10. I wrote ________________ poems. 11. I have got ____________ money. 12. I visited ____________ European cities. 13. Do you like soccer? Yes ________________. 14. Were there ________________ guests in the wedding? Yes, there were __________. 15. Leila is popular. She's got ______________friends. Nancy does not have ____________ . 16. She hasn't got ____________ patience.

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