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The answer is … classify the nouns into Countable or Uncountable, Countable nouns Uncountable nouns

people

cigarretes

money

sugar

cat

cup

milk

orange juice

now our optionsare: Countable nouns How many ... ? a few many not many a lot of / lots of some any Uncountable nouns How much ... ? a little much not much

Note: much and many are used in negative and questionforms. There's not much sugar in the cupboard. There aren't many people at the concert. How much money have you got? How many cigarettes do you smoke a day? In positive statements, we can use a lot ofor lots of. I've got a lot of / lots of work this week. There are a lot of / lots of people at the concert.

Countable nouns

Uncountable nouns

How many: cuántos (as) Many : muchos (as) A few:unos cuantos, unas cuantas. Spanish Lifesaver Not many: no muchos (as)

How much: cuánto (a) Much: mucho (a) A little: un poco, una poca. Not much: no mucho (a)

A lot of: mucho (a), muchos (as)[+] Some: algunos (as), algo [-, ?] Any: algunos (as), algo, ninguno (a), nada. [+] oraciones afirmativas [-. ?] oraciones negativas e interrogativas

There are many people dancing in this party.Exercises on quantifiers I. In the following sentences, fill in the gaps with: much or many 1. We have ______ homework in English this semestre. 2. How ______ material can we read in one week? 3.______ books are not in the library. 4. I have ______ headaches because of stress. 5. Our garden looks nice this summer. There are ______ flowers. 6. I don’t use ______ fertilizer in Spring, and thatmakes the difference. 7. ______ experts say you should fertilize your garden in the fall. 8. ______ of my neighbors have very nice gardens this year. 9. ______ young people know (10.) ______ aboutcomputers these days.

II. Put the following words in the correct order. 1. swimming / goes / lot. / a / Jess ______________________________________________ 2. few / good / friends. / got / a / I've...