АНГЛ-1-топ-17-23.03

We use "much" with:

• plural nouns

• countable nouns

• uncountable nouns

• proper nouns

Select the correct sentence:

• She has many money.

• We drank much waters.

• He doesn't have much time.

• They saw many milk.

Which word means "more than enough"?

• little

• plenty

• few

• some

Identify the correct usage:

• He has few water.

• She has little friends.

• They have a few ideas.

• I’ve got much apples.

What is the difference between “few” and “a few”?

• No difference

• “Few” = none, “a few” = more

• “Few” = not enough, “a few” = some

• “Few” = uncountable, “a few” = negative

Choose the sentence with correct grammar:

• I have little apples.

• I have a little apples.

• I have a few apples.

• I have much apples.

"We spent ___ money on the holiday."

• many

• too much

• a few

• very few

Which is more formal?

• I saw a lot of people

• I saw many people

• I saw loads of people

• I saw plenty people

"She spoke ___ English, so we understood her."

• a little

• little

• a few

• few

Choose the grammatically correct sentence:

• There are plenty of sugar.

• There is plenty of water.

• There are much cars.

• There are little students.