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Affirmative, negative and interrogative (uncountable and plural nouns)
Ex: I’ve got a lot of books. I haven’t got a lot of sugar. Have you got a lot of cds?

Interrogative and negative (uncountable nouns)
Examples: How much milk is there? There isn’t much.


Affirmative, interrogative and negative (plural nouns).
Examples: I have manyapples. How many spoons are there? There aren’t many.

Affirmative (uncountable and plural) It is also used in questions for offers and requests. Examples: I want some honey. I have some oranges.
Would you like some sugar in your coffee? Can I drink some water?

Interrogative and negative (uncountable and plural)
Examples: Have you got anywine? No, I haven’t got any.
Has she got any potatoes? No, she hasn´t got any.

Affirmative, negative and interrogative (plural nouns).
Examples: I’ve got few books. Have you got few apples? Yes, I’ve got few.

Affirmative, negative and interrogative (uncountable nouns).
Examples: I’ve got little flour. Has she got little jam? Yes, she´s got little.
Are thefollowing countable or uncountable? Match the pictures with the nouns:

biscuit sugar sweet milk egg butter cheese rice
apple chocolate jam ice-cream bread sandwich cherry
ANY
SOME
MANY
MUCH
A LOT OF
LITTLE
FEW
Countable nouns are those which can be counted and they have a plural form:
Ex: banana-bananas
Uncountable nouns can´t be counted and are alwaysused in the singular:
Ex: tea, coffee.sugar, flour, sand, water
Uncountable nouns can be made countable using certain expressions:
Ex: A packet of sugar
A can of coke
A bar of gold

Complete the following expressions to make the uncountable nouns below countable:
* A bowl of : ________________
* A jar of ___________________
* A jug of ___________________
* Apiece of _________________
* A glass of _________________
* A kilo of __________________
* A loaf of __________________
* A bar of ___________________

A. Fill in the blanks with some or any:
1. There isn't ___ butter in the refrigerator, is there?
2. I bought ____ peas and ____ beans at the supermarket.
3. We don't have ___ eggs to make an omelette.
4. We must go tothe bank. We need ___ some money.
5. There isn’t ___ honey in the jar but you can have ____ jam.
6. There are _______ people waiting outside the cinema.
7. I haven’t ___ salt. Could you lend me ____?
8. I bought her ___ flowers for her 40th birthday.
9. We haven’t ___ cherries but there are _____ strawberries.
10. Are there _____ English books in the library?
11.There were _____ mistakes in the dictation you made last Monday.
12. Would you like _____ cream in your coffee?
13. They never drink ____ beer. They don’t like it.
14. Could you lend me ____ money to buy the newspaper?
15. Are there ____ children playing in the park?
16. There isn’t ____ rice left. We should go to the supermarket and buy ______ .

B. Fill the blank spaces withmuch or many.

1. How ______ oranges did you buy?
2. How ______ does it cost?
3. How ______ presents did they buy?
4. How ______ cars has she got?
5. How ______ times have you been there?
6. How ______ sugar do you need?
7. How ______ children do they have?
8. How ______ hours do you usually sleep?
9. How ______ people went to the concert?
10. How ______ cupsof coffee do you drink?
11. How ______ did you pay for the dress?
12. How ______ cheese have you got?
13. How ______ chairs are there in the room?
14. How ______ wine did you drink?
15. How ______ potatoes shall I peel?
16. How ______ days does a leap year have?
17. How ______ is a kilo of tomatoes?
18. How ______ flour do we need for the pie?

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