Understanding 'Much' and 'Many' in English

This video tutorial introduces the English quantifiers 'much' and 'many', explaining their usage with countable and uncountable nouns. It covers how to form questions using 'how much' and 'how many', and explores expressions like 'too much' and 'so many'. The tutorial includes examples and practice exercises to reinforce understanding.

What is the main topic of the video?

• Understanding 'few' and 'little'

• Learning French

• Understanding 'much' and 'many'

• Learning Spanish

Which word is used with singular, uncountable nouns?

• Many

• Much

• Few

• Several

Which word is used with plural, countable nouns?

• Much

• Little

• Many

• Few

How would you ask about the quantity of children in a class?

• How much children are in the class?

• How many children are in the class?

• How much child is in the class?

• How many child is in the class?

How would you ask about the amount of sugar in a drink?

• How many sugar is in the drink?

• How much sugars are in the drink?

• How much sugar is in the drink?

• How many sugars are in the drink?

What does 'so much' mean?

• So much

• So many

• Too much

• Too many

What does 'too many' mean?

• So much

• Too many

• So many

• Too much

What does 'as much as' mean?

• As many as

• Too many

• Too much

• As much as

What does 'as many as' mean?

• Too much

• As many as

• Too many

• As much as

Which word would you use to describe an excessive amount of cars on the street?

• So many

• So much

• Too much

• Too many