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Topic: QUANTIFIERS: MANY OR MUCH? 1

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level: Intermediate (B1/B2)







Complete each of the following sentences with either "many" or "much". Remember that "many" is used for countable nouns, while "much" is used for uncountable nouns.
Example: There are many smart students in this class.

1. How times did you call him?

2. How furniture do you have in your apartment?

3. I don't have time.

4. She has relatives.

5. There isn't fruit left.

6. I have visited countries.

7. She knows how to play songs.

8. He doesn't eat rice.

9. How money does he have?

10. He has bottles of wine at home.

11. How milk do you drink?

12. I have questions for you.

13. They don't eat bread.

14. We don't have luggage with us.

15. There aren't mistakes on your test.

16. This is one of the cities that I like.

17. My father doesn't eat meat these days.

18. How birds do you hear?

19. How wine do we have?

20. How cups of coffee do you drink per day?





Check out some of our other free exercises on countable and uncountable nouns in English:
THERE IS/THERE ARE 1 (I)
MUCH or MANY? 1 (I)
FEWER or LESS? 1 (I)
ISN'T or AREN'T? 1 (I)
Countable or uncountable? 1 (I)
Countable or uncountable? 2 (I)

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