Much / Many / A lot of exercises — Set 1: Much or Many: Basic Rules (Worksheet)
Worksheet • 20 questions • 12 min
There aren't students in the classroom today.
I don't have time to finish this project.
Are there eggs in the fridge?
She doesn't drink coffee.
Do you have friends in this city?
There isn't sugar in my tea.
We don't have chairs for the meeting.
Did you spend money on that jacket?
There aren't apples left in the basket.
He doesn't eat rice for dinner.
Were there people at the concert?
I haven't got experience with computers.
Does this recipe need ingredients?
We don't have information about the accident.
Are there parks near your house?
She doesn't have patience with children.
I didn't make mistakes in the exam.
Do you put salt in your food?
There aren't buses after midnight.
He doesn't show interest in sports.
Much / Many / A lot of exercises online (Worksheet)
Learn the basic rule: use 'much' before uncountable nouns and 'many' before countable nouns. This set focuses on choosing between much and many in simple sentences.