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Any/Many/Much
Any/Many/Much
'much' goes with countable or uncountable nouns?
uncountable nouns (time, money)
The relative pronoun that refers to a PERSON.
who
To put old paper or glass in the bin so it becomes new things.
recycle
Describes something that is not harmful to the environment.
eco-friendly
Jam usually comes in this.
'many' goes with countable or uncountable nouns?
countable nouns (people, books)
The relative pronoun that refers to a THING.
which / that
To put food into boxes, bags or wrappers.
package
The place where you take paper, glass and plastic.
a recycling centre
Soup usually comes in this.
a can
We usually use this word in questions: 'Have you got ___ apples?'
any
The relative pronoun that refers to a PLACE.
To carry food from one place to another, e.g. by plane.
transport
The distance food travels to reach us.
food miles
Toothpaste comes in this.
a tube
Complete: 'How ___ time do we have left?'
much
The relative pronoun that refers to a TIME.
When
What a factory does when it makes 120 cars a day.
produce
Gases from cars and factories that warm the planet.
greenhouse gases
You eat your cereal from this.
a bowl
Complete: 'How ___ people were at the concert?'
The relative pronoun that shows something BELONGS to someone.
whose
You need a hot climate to do this to rice.
Describes a light bulb or machine that uses less energy.
energy-efficient
Milk often comes in this (not a bottle).
a carton