PE4ENG Much / Many 80

Which of the following is a quantifier?

What does a quantifier typically modify?

Which quantifier is typically used with count nouns?

Which quantifier is generally used with non-count nouns?

Which of the following is a count noun?

Which sentence is grammatically correct?

Choose the sentence that correctly uses a quantifier.

Which of the following can be used to emphasize 'many'?

We don't have ______ time to waste.

There are ______ apples on the tree.

Did you put ______ sugar in my coffee?

How ______ brothers and sisters do you have?

There isn't ______ milk left in the fridge.

I have ______ homework to do tonight.

She has ______ pairs of shoes.

The recipe doesn't call for ______ salt.

Are there ______ students in the classroom today?

He doesn't have ______ experience in this field.

Do you want to eat ______ pizza?

How ______ money do you have?

There are ______ people at the park today.

I don't have ______ information about that.

She has ______ patience with her students.

How ______ eggs do we need for the cake?

I added ______ water to the soup.

There aren't ______ clouds in the sky today.

He drank ______ juice this morning.

How ______ books do you read in a year?

We don't need ______ help, thanks.

There are ______ animals in the zoo.

I don't have ______ patience for this.

How ______ languages do you speak?

I don't have ______ time to explain.

There are ______ stars in the sky.

I don't need ______ sugar in my tea.

How ______ songs are on this album?

I don't have ______ energy to go out tonight.

When would you typically use 'much' in a sentence?

Which sentence demonstrates the correct usage of 'many'?

Which of the following sentences correctly emphasizes the quantity using 'much'?

In what type of sentences is the use of 'much' less common but still grammatically possible?

Which of the following phrases is suitable for emphasizing 'many'?

Choose the sentence where 'much' correctly modifies a non-count noun.

Identify the sentence that demonstrates the appropriate use of the quantifier 'many'.

Which sentence best replaces 'There is a large amount of traffic today' while using 'much' or 'many'?

Select the correct option to fill in the blank: 'How ______ siblings do you have?'

Which of the following is the correct way to phrase a question about the quantity of free time someone has?

Which sentence correctly uses 'much' or 'many' in a negative context?

In which scenario would you use 'many' instead of 'much'?

Choose the sentence that uses 'much' or 'many' correctly to ask about an amount.

Select the sentence that properly emphasizes a large quantity of something using 'too much' or 'too many'.

Which option correctly uses 'many' in a question about a countable noun?

Identify the sentence that correctly uses a quantifier with a non-count noun in a negative statement.

How do you correctly ask about the quantity of juice someone wants, using either 'much' or 'many'?

Choose the sentence that uses 'many' or 'much' correctly to ask about the quantity of something plural.

Which sentence correctly uses 'much' or 'many' to describe a lack of something?

In which sentence is 'many' used correctly to describe a quantity?

Which option best completes the sentence: 'She doesn't have ______ patience with her students today.'?

Choose the most appropriate phrase to complete the question: 'How ______ money do you need for the trip?'

Which sentence correctly uses "much" to emphasize a feeling or emotion?

Select the option that correctly fills the blank: 'There aren’t ______ clouds in the sky today.'

Which of the following best completes the sentence: 'I don't have ______ energy to finish this project tonight.'?

Choose the option that correctly uses 'much' or 'many' in a question about the amount of coffee someone drinks.

Which is the correct form of the sentence: She does not have ______ experience in marketing.

Which sentence properly uses 'much' or 'many' to inquire about the quantity of songs on an album?

Select the sentence where 'much' or 'many' is correctly used in relation to countable plural nouns.

Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct when quantifying 'homework'?

Choose the sentence that correctly uses 'much' or 'many' regarding 'friends'.

Which sentence correctly uses 'much' or 'many' to ask a question about countable items?

Which sentence is correct about suggesting a quantity of sugar, using 'much' or 'many'?

Which sentence shows the correct usage of 'much' in asking about the extent of help needed?

Which of these sentences accurately uses 'much' or 'many' to describe a plural noun?

Choose the option that properly employs 'much' or 'many' to describe 'time'.

Which of the following sentences correctly uses 'much' or 'many'?

Choose the correct sentence using 'much' or 'many' when referring to help.