To emphasize much, use so + much, too + much, or much + more. Much is common in affirmative sentences in this case. I feel so much love for my kids. She always puts too much milk in the …

Complete the sentences with either “much” or “many”. Use “many” for items that can be counted. 1. We don't have much. water left. 2. How _______________ eggs do you need to make …

Exercise 1: Much/Many I feel good. I don't have work to do today. Did you get He has so Do you watch presents for your birthday? money. He's a very rich guy. news on the TV? stories to tell …

Complete the dialogue using many and much. Write questions using many and much. Describe a party using many and much. Circle the correct answer. A quantifier is a word that comes …

et much rain. There aren’t many cars and a lot o people walk. There aren’t many children in my school, but we don’t get much homework so we have lots of time to play

This quantifiers worksheet helps students learn how to use much, many, a few and a little with countable or uncountable nouns. Give each student a copy of the worksheet. Students start by …

kills by mastering the usage of "much" and "many." This lesson is designed to deepen your understanding of these quantifiers, focusing on thei application with countable and …