HOW MUCH OR HOW MANY?
CHOOSE THE QUANTIFIER
COMPLETE THE SENTENCE
FIX IT!
100

___ water do you drink every day?
A. How much
B. How many
C. How few
D. How lot

A. How much

100

I eat ___ sweets. I really like them!

A. a lot of
B. a little
C. not much
D. any

A. a lot of

🥷 STEAL 200!

100

I eat ___ lot of rice every day.

a

100

Correct the mistake:

I eat much sweets.

I eat a lot of sweets.
(Also possible: I eat quite a lot of sweets.)

200

___ sweets do you eat every week?
A. How much
B. How many
C. How little
D. How lot

B. How many

🔄 SWAP POINTS

200

I don't drink ___ coffee.

A. many
B. a few
C. much
D. a little

C. much

200

There are ___ few apples in the fridge.

a

🎁 GIVE 100

200

Correct the mistake:

How many coffee do you drink?

How much coffee do you drink?

300

Choose the correct sentence:
A. How much apples do you eat?
B. How many apples do you eat?
C. How many apple do you eat?
D. How much apple do you eat?

B. How many apples do you eat?

300

There are ___ students in the classroom. Only three students came today.

A. a lot of
B. a few
C. much
D. any

B. a few

300

I don't have ___ money with me.

much / any

300

Correct the mistake:

I have a few money.


I have a little money.

🥷 STEAL 200!

400

Put the words in the correct order:

coffee / how / drink / much / do / you / ?

How much coffee do you drink?

400

I don't eat ___ vegetables. I only eat one or two every day.

A. many
B. a few
C. a lot
D. much

A. many

🎁 GIVE 100

400

Complete the sentence with a little or a few:

I need ___ sugar for my coffee.

a little

🔄 SWAP POINTS

400

Correct the mistake:

I don't eat much vegetables.


I don't eat many vegetables.

500

Correct the mistake:

How many money do you spend every week?

How much money do you spend every week?

🎁 GIVE 100

500

Which sentence is correct?

A. I drink a little water every day.
B. I drink a few water every day.
C. I drink a little waters every day.
D. I drink a few wateres every day.

A. I drink a little water every day.

500

Complete the sentence with a little or a few:

There are ___ students who can speak Chinese in my class.

a few

500

Correct the mistake:

I don't have some sugar.


I don't have any sugar.

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