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Choose much, many, a few or 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],"Choose Practice for an untimed round or Challenge for a timed round with three lives.","Practice lets you choose a difficulty; Challenge mixes all three levels in a 12-question round.","Read each explanation and replay your mistakes. Every question and correction is in English.","Much and many both talk about quantity, but they go with different nouns. Use many with plural countable nouns and much with uncountable nouns. Then practise how much, how many, a lot of, a few and a little.",[298,311,325,337,350],{"heading":299,"body":300,"examples":301},"Many or much: can you count it?","Many goes with plural countable nouns. Much goes with uncountable nouns. We use both mostly in questions and negative sentences.",[302,305,308],{"sentence":303,"note":304},"I haven't got many books.","Books are countable.",{"sentence":306,"note":307},"We haven't got much time.","Time is uncountable.",{"sentence":309,"note":310},"Have you got many friends here?","Friends are countable.",{"heading":312,"body":313,"examples":314},"How many and how much","Ask about a number with how many + a plural noun. Ask about an amount with how much + an uncountable noun. Use how much for prices, too.",[315,318,321],{"sentence":316,"note":317},"How many eggs do we need?","Eggs are countable.",{"sentence":319,"note":320},"How much milk is in the fridge?","Milk is uncountable.",{"sentence":322,"note":323,"wrong":324},"How much is this bag?","A question about the price.","How many is this bag?",{"heading":326,"body":327,"examples":328},"A lot of in affirmative sentences","A lot of (or lots of) goes with both countable and uncountable nouns. It is the normal choice in affirmative sentences, where much sounds unnatural.",[329,332,334],{"sentence":330,"note":331},"There are a lot of people in the park.","Plural countable noun.",{"sentence":109,"note":333},"Uncountable noun.",{"sentence":335,"note":336},"We've got lots of time.","Lots of means the same as a lot of.",{"heading":338,"body":339,"examples":340},"A few and a little","A few means a small number and goes with plural countable nouns. A little means a small amount and goes with uncountable nouns.",[341,344,347],{"sentence":342,"note":343},"I've got a few friends here.","A few + plural noun.",{"sentence":345,"note":346},"I want a little sugar.","A little + uncountable noun.",{"sentence":348,"note":349},"There are only a few tickets left.","A small number of tickets.",{"heading":351,"body":352,"examples":353},"Uncountable nouns that surprise you","Some nouns are uncountable in English even if you can count them in your language: money, homework, information, advice, furniture and luggage. They take much, a little and a singular verb.",[354,357,360],{"sentence":355,"note":356},"How much homework do you have?","Homework is uncountable.",{"sentence":358,"note":359},"There is a lot of furniture in the room.","Furniture takes is.",{"sentence":361,"note":362,"wrong":363},"How much information do you need?","Information is uncountable.","How many information do you need?",[365,368,371,374,377,380],{"question":366,"answer":367},"Is this much and many game free?","Yes. Play as many short rounds as you like without creating an account.",{"question":369,"answer":370},"When do I use much and when do I use many?","Use many with plural countable nouns, such as books or friends. Use much with uncountable nouns, such as money or time.",{"question":372,"answer":373},"Does the game include how much and how many?","Yes. You will practise questions with how much and how many, including prices, with an explanation after each answer.",{"question":375,"answer":376},"Can I use this game in class?","Yes. Ask pairs to interview each other about food, money and time, then compare their questions with the game explanations.",{"question":378,"answer":379},"What about a few and a little?","They appear in all three levels. A few goes with plural countable nouns and a little goes with uncountable nouns.",{"question":381,"answer":382},"Does the game save my score?","Your best Challenge score is stored in this browser, not in your account.","Much and Many Exercises",[],{"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,"How much?",20,"\u002Fcourse",{"type":395,"slug":396,"title":397,"url":10,"question_count":398},"exercise","much-many-exercises","Much and Many Exercises (how much, how many, a lot of)",21,{"type":395,"slug":400,"title":401,"url":402,"question_count":398},"indefinite-pronouns-exercises","Somebody, Anything, Nowhere, Everyone: Indefinite Pronouns Exercises","\u002Fgrammar\u002Findefinite-pronouns-exercises",1791334636204]