some/any
There are ___ apples on the table.
some
How ___ bananas are there?
many
Ask a question about oranges.
How many oranges are there?
Make a sentence with:
some + monkeys
There are some monkeys.
There are 20 monkeys in the zoo.
How many monkeys are there?
There’re a lot of monkeys.
There's a lot
Are there ___ monkeys in the park?
any
How ___ water is there?
much
Ask a question about milk.
How much milk is there?
Make a sentence with:
any + milk (negative)
There isn’t any milk.
There is only a little milk in the fridge.
How much milk is there?
There’s not much milk.
There isn’t ___ milk in the fridge.
any
There aren’t ___ children in the park today.
many
___ pasta is there?
How much
Make a sentence:
many + children (negative)
There aren’t many children.
There are 2 people in the park.
How many people are there?
There aren’t many people.
Correct the mistake:
There are any elephants in the zoo.
There are some elephants in the zoo
There isn’t ___ soup left.
much
Make a question:
There are 5 cows on the farm.
How many cows are there?
Make a sentence:
much + sugar (negative)
There isn’t much sugar
There is a big bowl full of soup.
How much soup is there?
There’s a lot of soup.
There’s a lot.
Make a negative sentence:
There are some sandwiches.
There aren’t any sandwiches
Correct the mistake:
How much apples are there?
How many apples are there?
Make a question:
There isn’t much juice.
How much juice is there?
Look at the situation and make ф sentence
Picture idea: A fridge with 2 apples, no milk, and a little cheese.
There aren’t many apples.
There isn’t any milk.
There’s not much cheese.
There are 30 children at the party but only a little juice.
Answer BOTH questions:
How many children are there?
How much juice is there?
There’re a lot of children.
There’s not much juice.