Much / Many

Learn how to use the countable and ubncountable quantifiers in English.

Much / Many

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Quiz

Much / Many

Countable

(Q) How many bananas do we have?
(A) We have many.
(A) We have some.
(A) We have a few.
(N) We don’t have many.
(N) We don’t have any.

Uncountable

(Q) How much milk do we have?
(A) We have a lot.
(A) We have some.
(A) We have a little.
(N) We don’t have a lot.
(N) We don’t have much.
(N) We don’t have any.

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A2-23 Much / Many
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