Much/many/a lot (of)

Write 'a lot', 'many' or 'much'. There aren't ____ radishes.

• a lot of

• many

• much

Is this sentence correct? A lot of or lots of are used in the affirmative with countables or uncountables.

• It's true.

• It's false.

Do you find the topic of countable and uncoubtable nouns simple?

• Yes, I do.

• I don't know.

• No, I don't.

Write 'a lot', 'many' or 'much'. There are ____ cars in the street.

• a lot of

• many

• much

Choose the right answer for each gap.

There aren't __ children in the classroom.

I've got __ books in my bag.

There isn't __ cheese in my sandwich.

There aren't __strawberries in the bowl.

• Many, a lot of, much, many.

• Much, many, a lot of, much.

• Much, much, many, many.

• A lot of, many, much, much,

Many and much are used in ____ and negations.

Many and much can also be used in the affirmative in ____ English.

Choose the uncountable nouns.

• meat

• butter

• oranges

• buscuits

The word 'water' is ____.

Choose the countable nouns.

• apples

• sausages

• milk

• flour