much/many
We meet ______ friends.
We meet A LOT OF friends.
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 MUCH clothes does Bruce have?
I see ______ interesting films every Saturday.
I see A LOT OF interesting films every Saturday.
Does she spend ______ money on clothes?
Does she spend MUCH money on clothes?
______ taxis pass down this street.
LOTS OF taxis pass down this street.
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?
There isn't ______ milk in the fridge.
There isn't MUCH milk in the fridge.
There aren't ______ mountains in the south.
There aren't MANY mountains in the south.
There are ______ smokers in my family.
There are A LOT OF smokers in my family.
I have ______ good friends. I'm not lonely.
I have A FEW good friends. I'm not lonely.
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?
______ money do you need?
HOW MUCH money do you need?
There aren't ______ large factories here.
There aren't MANY large factories here.
We have ______ time to get it finished.
We have LOTS OF time to get it finished.
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?
Is there too ______ salt in this soup?
Is there too MUCH salt in this soup?
Does this factory produce ______ different kinds of ice cream?
Does this factory produce MANY different kinds of ice cream?
I spent ______ money on my house.
I spent LOTS OF money on my house.
There's ______ milk left in the fridge. It should be enough for our coffee.
There's A LITTLE milk left in the fridge. It should be enough for our coffee.
Make a question for the answer. "She has a lot of problems."
HOW MANY problems does she have?
Do you have ______ homework to do? I've got so ______!
Do you have MUCH homework to do? I've got so MUCH!