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Many, Many Of 1
MANY/MANY OF 1
level: Intermediate (B1/B2)
Choose whether each of the following sentences requires
many
or
many of
.
Choose
many
or
many of
to complete each sentence.
1.
This city has ________ good restaurants.
many
many of
Correct answer:
many
—
many
before a general noun without a determiner —
many good restaurants
.
2.
________ this city's restaurants are good.
Many
Many of
Correct answer:
Many of
—
many of
before a specific noun with a determiner —
many of this city's
.
3.
My grandparents have ________ books.
many
many of
Correct answer:
many
—
many
before a general noun —
many books
.
4.
I have met ________ her friends.
many
many of
Correct answer:
many of
—
many of
before a pronoun or specific noun —
many of her friends
.
5.
Martha likes ________ different kinds of music.
many
many of
Correct answer:
many
—
many
before a general noun —
many different kinds
.
6.
She likes ________ the bands that I like.
many
many of
Correct answer:
many of
—
many of
before a specific group with
the
—
many of the bands
.
7.
Do you have ________ friends?
many of
many
Correct answer:
many
—
many
in a general question —
do you have many friends?
8.
________ us don't agree with him.
Many
Many of
Correct answer:
Many of
—
many of
before a pronoun —
many of us
.
9.
I have been there ________ times.
many
many of
Correct answer:
many
—
many
before a general noun —
many times
.
10.
________ these apartments are for sale.
Many
Many of
Correct answer:
Many of
—
many of
before a specific group with a determiner —
many of these apartments
.
—
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KEEP PRACTICING — MORE EXERCISES FOR YOU:
Many
vs
many of
is part of a wider family of tricky quantifier choices — these exercises cover them all.
More quantifier exercises:
Much or many? 1
(A2/B1)
Much or many? 2
(A2/B1)
Much or a lot of? 1
(B1/B2)
Fewer or less? 1
(B1/B2)
Some or any? 1
(B1/B2)
Some or any? 2
(A2/B1)
So, such, many, much 1
(B1/B2)
English quantifiers 2
(B1/B2)
More, most, or the most? 1
(B1/B2)
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