Understanding Much, Many, and A Lot Of

Which of the following is correct for countable nouns?

• Use 'a lot of' only with uncountable nouns.

• Use 'lots of' only with uncountable nouns.

• Use 'many' before countable nouns.

• Use 'much' before countable nouns.

What is the correct usage for uncountable nouns?

• Use 'many' before uncountable nouns.

• Use 'much' before uncountable nouns.

• Use 'a lot of' only with countable nouns.

• Use 'lots of' only with countable nouns.

Which sentence is correct?

• I have many money.

• I have much apples.

• I have many friends.

• I have much friends.

In which type of sentences is 'much' mainly used?

• Only questions

• Only affirmative sentences

• Negative sentences and questions

• Affirmative sentences

Which of the following is NOT a countable noun?

• Chairs

• Water

• Dollars

• Apples

Which sentence uses 'a lot of' correctly?

• I have a lot of funs.

• I have a lot of moneys.

• I have a lot of money.

• I have a lot of times.

What is the correct form for the sentence: 'Joey doesn't earn ____ money'?

• many

• lots of

• much

• a lot of

Which of the following is a correct use of 'many'?

• Many chairs

• Many money

• Many water

• Many sugar

Which sentence is incorrect?

• I have a lot of friends.

• I have lots of time.

• I have much time.

• I have a lot of time.

Which of the following is a correct use of 'lots of'?

• Lots of sugar

• Lots of moneys

• Lots of times

• Lots of funs