much / many
How much / many fruit do you eat?
How much fruit do you eat?
Could I have a little / a few cookies, please?
Could I have a few cookies, please?
Javier spends too many / too much money on shoes.
Javier spends too much money on shoes.
You....... smoke. It's bad for you. (advice/negative)
You shouldn't smoke. It's bad for you.
Turn "slow" into an adverb and use it in a sentence.
Example: I walked slowly to the whiteboard.
You don’t eat many / much meat.
You eat much meat.
I’m going away on holiday for a few / a little days next week.
I’m going away on holiday for a few days next week.
Can you help me? This case is too / too much heavy.
Can you help me? This case is too heavy.
You .....park here. It's an emergency exit. (obligation/negative)
You can't park here. It's an emergency exit.
Turn "noise" into an adverb and use it in a sentence.
Example: They ate noisily in the coffee shop.
How many / much hours do you work a day?
How many hours do you work a day?
We’re going to buy a little / a few things for our new flat today.
We’re going to buy a few things for our new flat today.
Too much / Too many chocolate isn’t good for you.
Too much chocolate isn’t good for you.
You..... climb this statue. It's not allowed. (talking to a child/obligation/negative)
You mustn't climb this statue. It's not allowed.
Turn "nervous" into an adverb and use it in a sentence.
Example: He wrote nervously on his final exam.
I have too many / too much clothes. I can never decide what to wear.
I have too many clothes. I can never decide what to wear.
I’m going to have very little / very few free time this weekend.
I’m going to have very little free time this weekend.
Lisa spends too much / too many / too time at the computer.
Lisa spends too much time at the computer.
You ...... drink a lot of water. It's going to be 39°C tomorrow! (strong advice, warning)
You'd better drink a lot of water. It's going to be 39°C tomorrow!
Turn "good" into an adverb and use it in a sentence.
Example: He did well on the final exam!
How _____ cups of milk do you have for breakfast?
How many cups of milk do you have for breakfast?
Christian drinks coffee with a few / a little milk every day
Christian drinks coffee with a little milk every day
We buy too many / too much / too vegetables. We never eat them all!
We buy too many vegetables. We never eat them all!
.......... I ask her to marry me? (advice/question)
Should I ask her to marry me?
Turn "fast" into an adverb and use it in a sentence.
Example: Gladys drove fast down the Taconic State Parkway.