Understanding Many and Much

What is a countable noun?

• A countable noun is a type of verb that describes actions.

• A countable noun only exists in plural form.

• A countable noun is a noun that cannot be counted.

• A countable noun is a noun that can be counted and has both singular and plural forms.

Identify the countable noun in this sentence: 'I have three apples.'

• I

• apples

• three

• have

Identify the uncountable noun in this sentence: 'I need some water.'

• soda

• juice

• water

• milk

Fill in the blank: There are ___ books on the shelf.

• three

• five

• ten

• seven

Fill in the blank: I don't have ___ money left.

• any

• much

• a few

• some

Which is correct: 'I have many friends' or 'I have much friends'?

• I have much friend.

• I have few friends.

• I have a lot of friends.

• I have many friends.

Which is correct: 'There is much sugar in the bowl' or 'There are many sugars in the bowl'?

• There is much sugar in the bowl

• There is a lot of sugars in the bowl

• There are much sugar in the bowl

• There is many sugar in the bowl

Formulate a question using 'many' about your classmates.

• How many of my classmates live in the same neighborhood?

• How many of my classmates have pets?

• How many of my classmates are in the same club?

• How many of my classmates play a musical instrument?

Formulate a question using 'much' about homework.

• How much time do you spend on homework?

• How much homework do you have this week?

• How many homework assignments do you have?

• How often do you do your homework?

Choose the correct word: 'How ___ cookies are in the jar?' (many/much)

• a lot

• many

• few

• some