COUNT IT
Countable or uncountable?
rice
uncountable
How ___ eggs have you got?
many
I’ve got ___ cheese.
some
How much apples have you got?
How many apples have you got?
Choose: a lot of / many bread
a lot of bread
Which is uncountable?
banana / milk / tomato
milk
How ___ coffee do you drink?
much
Have we got ___ juice?
any
There isn’t some bread.
There isn’t any bread.
Complete: We’ve got ___ vegetables.
a lot of / lots of / some
Sort: money / coins / bread / sandwiches
U: money, bread
C: coins, sandwiches
How ___ time do we have?
much
I bought ___ tomatoes, but I didn’t buy ___ meat.
some, any
How many rice do you need?
How much rice do you need?
Which works with both countable and uncountable nouns: much / many / a lot of?
a lot of
Sort: information / eggs / cheese / messages
U: information, cheese
C: eggs, messages
How ___ bananas do we need?
How ___ milk?
many
much
Are there ___ glasses on the table?
Is there ___ water?
any
any
There are much people in the café.
There are a lot of / lots of / many people in the café.
We’ve got ___ pasta, but we haven’t got ___ tomatoes.
some / any
Explain the difference between:
coffee / cups of coffee / coffees
coffee = uncountable
cups = countable
coffees = countable when means a cup, mug, or order of the drink
Make one How much…? question about food and one How many…? question about something else.
e.g. How much rice do you eat? / How many messages do you send every day?
Make one positive sentence with some and one question with any.
e.g. I’ve got some bread. / Have you got any free time?
How much eggs do we need? We don’t have some cheese.
How many eggs do we need? We don’t have any cheese.
Make 3 sentences using some / any / a lot of / lots of / much / many.
You get the points if all 3 sentences are correct.