Much, many or a lot of?

In what type of sentence do you use "a lot of"?

• affirmatives (+)

• negatives (-)

• questions (?)

• negatives (-) and questions (?)

What type of sentence are "many" and "much" are used in?

• affirmatives (+)

• negatives (-)

• questions (?)

• negatives (-) and questions (?)

We have _______ oranges.

• a lot of

• many

• much

• an

"Many" is used with _______ nouns.

• uncountable (water, milk, rice, sand, etc.)

• plural (eggs, friends, books, trees, etc.)

• singular (egg, friend, book, tree, etc.)

• uncountable and plural

"Much" is used with _______ nouns.

• uncountable (water, milk, rice, sand, etc.)

• plural (eggs, friends, books, trees, etc.)

• singular (egg, friend, book, tree, etc.)

• uncountable and plural

"A lot of" is used with _______ nouns.

• uncountable (water, milk, rice, sand, etc.)

• plural (eggs, friends, books, trees, etc.)

• singular (egg, friend, book, tree, etc.)

• uncountable and plural

Many _______

• apples

• apple juice

• apple

• apple juices

Much _______

• apples

• apple juice

• apple

• apple juices

An _______

• apples

• apple juice

• apple

• apple juices

A lot of _______

• apples

• apple juice

• apple

• apples and apple juice