Much / Many

In Dialogue 1. How does the woman describe the cafes in her town?

• a) They have much variety.

• b) There are many nice places.

• c) They don't have much to offer.

• d) They don't have many customers.

According to Dialogue 2, how much butter does the woman say they have?

• a) A lot.

• b) Some.

• c) Not much.

• d) Many.

In Dialogue 3, why does the woman say the gym at her school is not very good?

• a) There isn't much equipment.

• b) There are too many weight machines.

• c) There are too many free weights.

• d) There's much equipment but not many weights.

What does the woman think about the cafes in her town?

• a) They are too expensive.

• b) They lack variety.

• c) They are not well-maintained.

• d) They are not great.

According to Dialogue 4, why can't the woman go to the movies on Friday?

• a) She doesn't like movies.

• b) She doesn't have many friends.

• c) She doesn't have much money.

• d) She doesn't have many assignments.

How does the woman respond to the man's offer to pay for her in Dialogue 4?

• a) She thanks him and accepts.

• b) She thanks but declines the offer.

• c) She asks for more money.

• d) She suggests they share the cost.

What does the man suggest in Dialogue 1 regarding studying?

• a) He likes studying at parks.

• b)He likes studying at cafes.

• c) He likes studying at the gym.

• d) He likes studying at restaurants.

In Dialogue 2, what item do they NOT need from the supermarket?

• a) Eggs.

• b) Milk.

• c) Bread.

• d) Juice.

In Dialogue 2, what does the woman say they need more of?

• a) Much eggs.

• b) Many milk.

• c) Much sugar.

• d) Many apples.

In Dialogue 4, what does the woman say about her free time?

• a) She has plenty of free time.

• b) She has plans with friends.

• c) She is going to the movies.

• d) She is busy with school assignments.