Much / Many / A lot of Exercises
Much, many and a lot of exercises with answers: practise how much and how many online. Choose between much, many and a lot of in affirmative, negative and question sentences, learn how much vs how many for countable and uncountable nouns, and master quantifier usage from beginner (A1) to intermediate (B1). 5 exercise sets with 100 questions (A1 - B1 Level).
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Much or Many: Basic Rules
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How Much and How Many: Asking About Quantity
Much / Many / A lot of Exercises
A1 ReadingNEWWorkers Find Gold in Belgium
Workers found gold in Belgium. It was inside an old wall. The gold is worth €9 million. One worker is Kobe. He is 18 yea…
A Lot Of, Much and Many: Choosing the Right Quantifier
Much / Many / A lot of Exercises
“She has ___ books on her shelf.”
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A2 ReadingNEWWorkers Find Gold Under Beer Factory
Workers in Belgium found gold worth about €9 million. It was hidden inside a wall under an old beer factory. They found …
So Much, So Many and Much with Comparatives
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Mixed Much, Many and A Lot Of Practice
Much / Many / A lot of Exercises
“___ did you pay for those concert tickets?”
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B1 ReadingNEWWorkers Find €9m Gold in Belgian Cellar
Workers were repairing an old brewery — a beer factory — in Belgium when they found gold worth about €9 million. The gol…
Why practice Much / Many / A lot of exercises?
Master much, many and a lot of step by step. Start with the basic rule — much before uncountable nouns and many before countable nouns (A1). Then practise how much and how many questions to ask about quantity (A1). At A2, learn when to choose a lot of instead of much or many, especially in affirmative sentences. Progress to B1 with much in comparisons ('much better'), formal English, and so much / so many as intensifiers. Finish with mixed exercises combining every rule.