Much, many a lot of

From much to many

Goal: to be able to define how food can be described

INDEX

Much

Many

A lot of

Questions

Exercise

Vocabulary

Final Activity

Pronunciation

Exercises

Many

Use "many" for countable nouns

countable nouns are those that can be counted or separated in units

For example

Much

Use "much" for uncountable nouns

Uncountable nouns are those that can't be counted in units in a natural state

For example

A lot of

Use "a lot of" for countable and uncountable nouns

"A lot of" represents a big amount of something that can be countable or uncountable

For example

Much, many, a lot of

We bought many melons for the fuit salad

She wants a lot of cake

I have much cheese for the lasagna

They have much grape juice

Questions

Many, much, a lot of

For questions, we always use: "How many" for countables "How much" for uncountables "A lot of" can't be used for questions

Exercise

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Vocabulary

Dairy Products

Exercises

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Some, any or a few?

How much or how many?

Pronunciation

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