[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":403},["ShallowReactive",2],{"es-game-much-many":3},{"slug":4,"type":5,"mechanic":6,"topic":7,"published":8,"updated_at":9,"related_exercise":10,"levels":11,"seo":13,"settings":18,"questions":22,"content":291,"related_games":384,"available_locales":385,"slug_localized":7,"course":387},"much-many-game","grammar-game","speed-round","much-many",true,"2026-10-06","\u002Fes\u002Fgramatica\u002Fejercicios-much-many",[12],"A2",{"title":14,"meta_description":15,"h1":16,"subtitle":17},"Juego de much y many en inglés | Practica gratis","Practica much, many, a lot of, a few y a little con un juego gratis en inglés. Rondas breves de how much y how many con explicaciones.","Juego de much y many en inglés","¿Puedes contarlo? Elige much, many, a few o a little.",{"questions_per_round":19,"lives":20,"seconds_per_question":21},12,3,15,[23,35,41,48,55,60,65,72,79,86,91,97,101,107,111,116,121,127,133,138,144,149,153,158,163,168,173,178,183,187,191,197,202,213,218,223,228,233,238,243,248,253,258,263,268,276,281,286],{"id":24,"difficulty":25,"format":26,"prompt":27,"answer":28,"rule":29,"tag":30,"options":31},"mm-001","easy","multiple-choice","How ___ apples are in the bowl?","many","Use how many with plural countable nouns like apples.","how-much-many",[28,32,33,34],"much","a little","a lot",{"id":36,"difficulty":25,"format":37,"prompt":38,"answer":39,"rule":40,"tag":30},"mm-002","gap-fill","How ___ water do you drink every day?",[32],"Use how much with uncountable nouns like water.",{"id":42,"difficulty":25,"format":43,"prompt":44,"answer":45,"rule":46,"tag":30,"correction":47},"mm-003","right-or-wrong","How much eggs do we need? (eggs are countable)",false,"Eggs are countable, so ask how many.","How many eggs do we need? (eggs are countable)",{"id":49,"difficulty":25,"format":26,"prompt":50,"answer":32,"rule":51,"tag":52,"options":53},"mm-004","We haven't got ___ time. (negative; uncountable)","Use much with uncountable nouns in negative sentences.","negatives-questions",[32,28,54,34],"a few",{"id":56,"difficulty":25,"format":37,"prompt":57,"answer":58,"rule":59,"tag":52},"mm-005","She hasn't got ___ friends in this town. (much or many)",[28],"Use many with plural countable nouns in negative sentences.",{"id":61,"difficulty":25,"format":43,"prompt":62,"answer":8,"rule":63,"tag":64},"mm-006","I've got a lot of books in my room.","A lot of is normal in affirmative sentences.","a-lot-of",{"id":66,"difficulty":25,"format":26,"prompt":67,"answer":68,"rule":69,"tag":64,"options":70},"mm-007","There are ___ children in the park today. (a large number)","a lot of","Use a lot of in an affirmative sentence; much does not go with plural children.",[68,32,33,71],"how much",{"id":73,"difficulty":25,"format":37,"prompt":74,"answer":75,"rule":77,"tag":78},"mm-008","I want a ___ sugar in my tea. (a small amount)",[76],"little","A little goes with uncountable nouns like sugar.","few-little",{"id":80,"difficulty":25,"format":26,"prompt":81,"answer":82,"rule":83,"tag":78,"options":84},"mm-009","I've got a ___ friends in this city. (a small number)","few","A few goes with plural countable nouns like friends.",[82,76,32,85],"any",{"id":87,"difficulty":25,"format":43,"prompt":88,"answer":45,"rule":89,"tag":30,"correction":90},"mm-010","How many money have you got? (money is uncountable)","Money is uncountable, so ask how much.","How much money have you got? (money is uncountable)",{"id":92,"difficulty":25,"format":37,"prompt":93,"answer":94,"rule":95,"tag":96},"mm-011","How ___ is this T-shirt? (asking about the price)",[32],"Use how much to ask about a price.","price",{"id":98,"difficulty":25,"format":26,"prompt":99,"answer":32,"rule":95,"tag":96,"options":100},"mm-012","How ___ is the milk? It's two dollars. (asking about the price)",[32,28,34,54],{"id":102,"difficulty":25,"format":37,"prompt":103,"answer":104,"rule":106,"tag":64},"mm-013","There are ___ cars in the street. (a large number; use a lot of)",[68,105],"lots of","A lot of (or lots of) goes with plural nouns in affirmative sentences.",{"id":108,"difficulty":25,"format":43,"prompt":109,"answer":8,"rule":110,"tag":64},"mm-014","She drinks a lot of water.","A lot of goes with uncountable water in an affirmative sentence.",{"id":112,"difficulty":25,"format":26,"prompt":113,"answer":28,"rule":114,"tag":30,"options":115},"mm-015","How ___ sisters have you got?","Sisters are countable, so use how many.",[28,32,33,68],{"id":117,"difficulty":25,"format":37,"prompt":118,"answer":119,"rule":120,"tag":52},"mm-016","We haven't got ___ chairs. (much or many)",[28],"Chairs are countable, so use many in a negative sentence.",{"id":122,"difficulty":123,"format":26,"prompt":124,"answer":32,"rule":125,"tag":52,"options":126},"mm-017","medium","Is there ___ milk in the fridge?","Use much with uncountable milk in a question.",[32,28,82,54],{"id":128,"difficulty":123,"format":37,"prompt":129,"answer":130,"rule":131,"tag":132},"mm-018","Have you got ___ homework tonight? (much or many)",[32],"Homework is uncountable, so use much in a question.","uncountable",{"id":134,"difficulty":123,"format":43,"prompt":135,"answer":45,"rule":136,"tag":132,"correction":137},"mm-019","We haven't got many bread. (bread is uncountable)","Bread is uncountable, so use much.","We haven't got much bread. (bread is uncountable)",{"id":139,"difficulty":123,"format":26,"prompt":140,"answer":76,"rule":141,"tag":78,"options":142},"mm-020","There is only a ___ rice left. (a very small amount)","A little goes with uncountable rice.",[76,82,28,143],"lot",{"id":145,"difficulty":123,"format":37,"prompt":146,"answer":147,"rule":148,"tag":78},"mm-021","There are only a ___ tickets left. (a small number)",[82],"A few goes with plural tickets.",{"id":150,"difficulty":123,"format":43,"prompt":151,"answer":8,"rule":152,"tag":52},"mm-022","Do you eat much meat?","Meat is uncountable, so much is correct in a question.",{"id":154,"difficulty":123,"format":26,"prompt":155,"answer":28,"rule":156,"tag":30,"options":157},"mm-023","How ___ students are in your class?","Students are countable, so ask how many.",[28,32,33,34],{"id":159,"difficulty":123,"format":37,"prompt":160,"answer":161,"rule":162,"tag":132},"mm-024","How ___ homework do you have today?",[32],"Homework is uncountable, so ask how much.",{"id":164,"difficulty":123,"format":26,"prompt":165,"answer":68,"rule":166,"tag":64,"options":167},"mm-025","We've got ___ cheese, but not much bread. (a large amount)","A lot of is normal in an affirmative sentence.",[68,28,54,71],{"id":169,"difficulty":123,"format":43,"prompt":170,"answer":45,"rule":171,"tag":132,"correction":172},"mm-026","There isn't many food in the fridge. (food is uncountable)","Food is uncountable, so use much.","There isn't much food in the fridge. (food is uncountable)",{"id":174,"difficulty":123,"format":37,"prompt":175,"answer":176,"rule":177,"tag":64},"mm-027","Sam has ___ time, so he can help us. (a large amount; use a lot of)",[68,105],"A lot of (or lots of) is normal in affirmative sentences.",{"id":179,"difficulty":123,"format":26,"prompt":180,"answer":28,"rule":181,"tag":52,"options":182},"mm-028","I haven't got ___ books in my bag. (negative; plural)","Books are countable, so use many in a negative sentence.",[28,32,33,34],{"id":184,"difficulty":123,"format":43,"prompt":185,"answer":8,"rule":186,"tag":78},"mm-029","She has a few good friends. (a small number)","A few goes with plural countable friends.",{"id":188,"difficulty":123,"format":37,"prompt":189,"answer":190,"rule":95,"tag":96},"mm-030","How ___ are these shoes? (asking about the price)",[32],{"id":192,"difficulty":123,"format":26,"prompt":193,"answer":33,"rule":194,"tag":78,"options":195},"mm-031","Would you like ___ coffee? Just a small amount, please.","A little goes with uncountable coffee.",[33,54,28,196],"how many",{"id":198,"difficulty":123,"format":37,"prompt":199,"answer":200,"rule":201,"tag":52},"mm-032","Does your town have ___ museums? (much or many)",[28],"Museums are countable, so use many in a question.",{"id":203,"difficulty":204,"format":26,"prompt":205,"answer":206,"rule":207,"tag":208,"options":209},"mm-033","hard","There ___ a lot of furniture in the room. (furniture is uncountable)","is","Furniture is uncountable, so the verb is singular: is.","uncountable-agreement",[206,210,211,212],"are","am","be",{"id":214,"difficulty":204,"format":37,"prompt":215,"answer":216,"rule":217,"tag":132},"mm-034","How ___ luggage have you got? (luggage is uncountable)",[32],"Luggage is uncountable, so ask how much.",{"id":219,"difficulty":204,"format":43,"prompt":220,"answer":45,"rule":221,"tag":132,"correction":222},"mm-035","How many information do you need? (information is uncountable)","Information is uncountable, so ask how much.","How much information do you need? (information is uncountable)",{"id":224,"difficulty":204,"format":26,"prompt":225,"answer":32,"rule":226,"tag":132,"options":227},"mm-036","I haven't got ___ advice for you. (negative; advice is uncountable)","Advice is uncountable, so use much in a negative sentence.",[32,28,54,34],{"id":229,"difficulty":204,"format":37,"prompt":230,"answer":231,"rule":232,"tag":78},"mm-037","Can I ask you a ___ questions? (a small number)",[82],"A few goes with plural questions.",{"id":234,"difficulty":204,"format":43,"prompt":235,"answer":45,"rule":236,"tag":52,"correction":237},"mm-038","There aren't much people here today. (people is plural)","People is plural, so use many in a negative sentence.","There aren't many people here today. (people is plural)",{"id":239,"difficulty":204,"format":26,"prompt":240,"answer":68,"rule":241,"tag":64,"options":242},"mm-039","Don't worry. We've got ___ time before the train. (a large amount; affirmative)","Time is uncountable and the sentence is affirmative: a lot of.",[68,71,54,28],{"id":244,"difficulty":204,"format":37,"prompt":245,"answer":246,"rule":247,"tag":30},"mm-040","How ___ people are in the queue?",[28],"People is plural, so ask how many.",{"id":249,"difficulty":204,"format":43,"prompt":250,"answer":45,"rule":251,"tag":78,"correction":252},"mm-041","We've got a little eggs for breakfast. (a small number)","Eggs are countable, so use a few, not a little.","We've got a few eggs for breakfast. (a small number)",{"id":254,"difficulty":204,"format":26,"prompt":255,"answer":54,"rule":256,"tag":78,"options":257},"mm-042","There are only ___ biscuits in the box. (two or three)","Biscuits are countable, so use a few for a small number.",[54,33,32,196],{"id":259,"difficulty":204,"format":37,"prompt":260,"answer":261,"rule":262,"tag":52},"mm-043","She doesn't spend ___ money on clothes. (much or many)",[32],"Money is uncountable, so use much in a negative sentence.",{"id":264,"difficulty":204,"format":43,"prompt":265,"answer":45,"rule":266,"tag":52,"correction":267},"mm-044","I haven't got much friends in London. (friends are countable)","Friends are countable, so use many.","I haven't got many friends in London. (friends are countable)",{"id":269,"difficulty":204,"format":26,"prompt":270,"answer":271,"rule":95,"tag":96,"options":272},"mm-045","___ is a ticket to the museum? (asking about the price)","How much",[271,273,274,275],"How many","How a few","How a little",{"id":277,"difficulty":204,"format":37,"prompt":278,"answer":279,"rule":280,"tag":132},"mm-046","We haven't got ___ cheese, but we've got a lot of bread. (much or many)",[32],"Cheese is uncountable, so use much in a negative sentence.",{"id":282,"difficulty":204,"format":26,"prompt":283,"answer":33,"rule":284,"tag":78,"options":285},"mm-047","Mia has ___ free time on Saturdays. (only a small amount)","A little goes with uncountable time.",[33,54,28,71],{"id":287,"difficulty":204,"format":43,"prompt":288,"answer":45,"rule":289,"tag":208,"correction":290},"mm-048","There are a lot of traffic in the city today. (traffic is uncountable)","Traffic is uncountable, so the verb is singular: there is.","There is a lot of traffic in the city today. (traffic is uncountable)",{"how_to_play":292,"rule_intro":296,"rule_sections":297,"faq":364,"related_exercise_label":383},[293,294,295],"Elige Práctica para jugar sin cronómetro o Desafío para competir contra el reloj con tres vidas.","En Práctica puedes elegir la dificultad; Desafío mezcla los tres niveles en una ronda de 12 preguntas.","Lee cada explicación y repite tus errores. Las preguntas, opciones y correcciones están en inglés.","Las palabras *much* y *many* expresan cantidad, pero se usan con nombres distintos. Usa *many* con nombres contables en plural y *much* con nombres incontables. Después practica *how much*, *how many*, *a lot of*, *a few* y *a little*.",[298,311,325,337,350],{"heading":299,"body":300,"examples":301},"Many o much: ¿se puede contar?","Con nombres contables en plural se usa *many*. Con nombres incontables se usa *much*. Usamos las dos palabras sobre todo en preguntas y frases negativas.",[302,305,308],{"sentence":303,"note":304},"I haven't got many books.","El sustantivo *books* es contable.",{"sentence":306,"note":307},"We haven't got much time.","El sustantivo *time* es incontable.",{"sentence":309,"note":310},"Have you got many friends here?","El sustantivo *friends* es contable.",{"heading":312,"body":313,"examples":314},"How many y how much","Pregunta por un número con *how many* + nombre plural. Pregunta por una cantidad con *how much* + nombre incontable. Usa también *how much* para los precios.",[315,318,321],{"sentence":316,"note":317},"How many eggs do we need?","El sustantivo *eggs* es contable.",{"sentence":319,"note":320},"How much milk is in the fridge?","El sustantivo *milk* es incontable.",{"sentence":322,"note":323,"wrong":324},"How much is this bag?","Pregunta por el precio.","How many is this bag?",{"heading":326,"body":327,"examples":328},"A lot of en frases afirmativas","Con nombres contables e incontables se usa *a lot of* (o *lots of*). Es la opción normal en frases afirmativas, donde *much* suena poco natural.",[329,332,334],{"sentence":330,"note":331},"There are a lot of people in the park.","Nombre contable en plural.",{"sentence":109,"note":333},"Nombre incontable.",{"sentence":335,"note":336},"We've got lots of time.","La expresión *lots of* significa lo mismo que *a lot of*.",{"heading":338,"body":339,"examples":340},"A few y a little","La expresión *a few* significa un número pequeño y va con nombres contables en plural. La expresión *a little* significa una cantidad pequeña y va con nombres incontables.",[341,344,347],{"sentence":342,"note":343},"I've got a few friends here.","Con *a few* se usa un nombre plural.",{"sentence":345,"note":346},"I want a little sugar.","Con *a little* se usa un nombre incontable.",{"sentence":348,"note":349},"There are only a few tickets left.","Un número pequeño de entradas.",{"heading":351,"body":352,"examples":353},"Incontables que sorprenden","Algunos nombres son incontables en inglés aunque en español se puedan contar: *money*, *homework*, *information*, *advice*, *furniture* y *luggage*. Se usan con *much* y *a little*, y llevan el verbo en singular.",[354,357,360],{"sentence":355,"note":356},"How much homework do you have?","El sustantivo *homework* es incontable.",{"sentence":358,"note":359},"There is a lot of furniture in the room.","El sustantivo *furniture* lleva *is*.",{"sentence":361,"note":362,"wrong":363},"How much information do you need?","El sustantivo *information* es incontable.","How many information do you need?",[365,368,371,374,377,380],{"question":366,"answer":367},"¿Este juego de much y many es gratis?","Sí. Puedes jugar tantas rondas breves como quieras sin crear una cuenta.",{"question":369,"answer":370},"¿Cuándo uso much y cuándo many?","Usa *many* con nombres contables en plural, como *books* o *friends*. Usa *much* con nombres incontables, como *money* o *time*.",{"question":372,"answer":373},"¿El juego incluye how much y how many?","Sí. Practicarás preguntas con *how much* y *how many*, también para precios, con una explicación después de cada respuesta.",{"question":375,"answer":376},"¿Puedo usar el juego en clase?","Sí. Pide a las parejas que se entrevisten sobre comida, dinero y tiempo y comparen sus preguntas con las explicaciones del juego.",{"question":378,"answer":379},"¿Y a few y a little?","Aparecen en los tres niveles. La expresión *a few* va con nombres contables en plural y *a little* con nombres incontables.",{"question":381,"answer":382},"¿El juego guarda mi puntuación?","Tu mejor puntuación de Desafío se guarda en este navegador, no en tu cuenta.","Ejercicios de much y many",[],{"es":386},"\u002Fes\u002Fjuegos\u002Fmuch-many",{"unit":388,"units_total":392,"hub_url":393,"prev":394,"next":399},{"id":389,"number":390,"title":391},"how-much",14,"¿Cuánto?",20,"\u002Fes\u002Fcurso-de-ingles",{"type":395,"slug":396,"title":397,"url":10,"question_count":398},"exercise","much-many-exercises","Ejercicios de much y many en inglés (how much, how many, a lot of)",21,{"type":395,"slug":400,"title":401,"url":402,"question_count":398},"indefinite-pronouns-exercises","Ejercicios de pronombres indefinidos en inglés: somebody, anything, nowhere, everyone","\u002Fes\u002Fgramatica\u002Fejercicios-pronombres-indefinidos",1791334640327]