much, many
We met ______ friends in our trip.
We met A LOT OF/LOTS OF friends in our trip.
I have ______ water left. There's enough to share.
I have A LITTLE water left. There's enough to share.
Make a question for this answer. "Bruce has a lot of clothes."
HOW MANY clothes does Bruce have?
There aren't ____ apples left in the fruit basket.
There aren't ANY apples left in the fruit basket.
Does she spend ______ money on clothes?
Does she spend MUCH money on clothes?
Yes, let's watch it! I like this movie ______.
Yes, let's watch it! I like this movie A LOT.
We've got ______ time at the weekend. Would you like to meet?
We've got A LITTLE time at the weekend. Would you like to meet?
Make a question for this answer. "I have a lot of siblings."
HOW MANY siblings do you have?
I saw ____ in the room when I entered.
I saw SOME in the room when I entered.
Reorganize the sentence:
in / aren't / city. / of / this / the south /mountains / There / many
There aren't many mountains in the south of this city.
We have ______ time to get it finished.
We have A LOT OF/LOTS OF time to get it finished.
There's _____ students in this class. It's going to be cancelled.
There's FEW students in this class. It's going to be cancelled.
Make a question for this answer. "My brother puts a lot of milk in his tea."
HOW MUCH milk does your brother put in his tea?
Do we have ____ vegetables in the kitchen?
Do we have ANY vegetables in the kitchen?
There aren't ______ large factories here.
There aren't MANY large factories here.
Is this sentence correct?
There is a lot of people who practice sports in my area.
No, it's incorrect. The word "people" is a plural, so the conjugation should be "there are".
Julie gave us ______ apples from her garden. Shall we share them?
Julie gave us A FEW apples from her garden. Shall we share them?
Make a question for this answer. "I put a lot of butter on my toast."
HOW MUCH butter do you put on your toast?
She doesn't like _____ kind of seafood, but I know you like it. Would you like _____ ?
She doesn't like ANY kind of seafood, but I know you like it. Would you like SOME?
Make an example using MUCH or MANY following the rules
The teacher checks.
Make a sentence using A LOT OF and a sentence using A LOT.
The teacher checks.
There's ______ milk left in the fridge. It's not enough to bake the cake.
There's LITTLE milk left in the fridge. It's not enough to bake the cake.
In what social situation is this question possible?
"How much is it?"
When we ask for prices of a product or service.
A: Can I get _____ water, please?
B: I'm sorry. We don't have _____ water here.
A: Can I get SOME water, please?
B: I'm sorry. We don't have ANY water here.