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Discuss the questions below with your partner.

1.  How many brothers and sisters do you have?

2.  How many students are there in class today?

3.  How many pets do you have?

4.  How many times did you say, “Hello” today?

5.  How many languages can you speak?

6.  How many televisions are there in your home?

7.  How many books or magazines did you read last week?

8.  How many funny jokes do you know?

9.  How many questions did I already ask you?

10.  How many glasses of water did you drink today (before class)?

11.  How much clothing did you buy last month?

12.  How much crime is there in your town or city?

13.  How much money did you spend yesterday?

14.  How much time do you usually spend to come to class?

15.  How much food did you eat this morning?

16.  How much music did you listen to yesterday?

17.  How much furniture is there in your living room?

18.  How much pollution is there in your town or city?

19.  How much jewelry are you wearing right now?

20.  How much water did you drink today (before class)?

Complete these sentences to score your knowledge of COUNT & NON-COUNT nouns.

1.  How … apples are there on the  table?   

a)  many    b)  much   

2.  How … time do we have before the  test?

a)  many    b)  much

3.  I want to buy a new sports car, but  I only have … money.

a)  a few    b) a little   

4.  I moved to this city last week, so I  still don’t have … friends.

a)   many    b)  much

5.  There are … people waiting outside  the theater.   

a)  many    b)  much   

6.  How … times did the phone ring  before you answered it?   

a)  many    b)  much   

7.  There is … bread on the table next to the jam.

a)  a few     b)  a little

8.  Are you hungry? There are …  cookies in the cupboard.

a)  a few     b)  a little

9.  I have … friends who live in other  countries.   

a)  many    b)  much   

10.  I had a great time at the beach, but now I have … sand in my shoes!

a)  many    b)  much

11.  How … sugar did you buy at the  supermarket?   

a)  many    b)  much   

12.  Do you usually drink very … coffee  in the morning?   

a)  many    b)  much   

13.  Did you find out very … information  about the college?

a)  many     b)  much

14.  There are … kids playing outside in the garden.

a)  many     b)  much

15.  There wasn’t … food in the kitchen,  so I decided to go to a restaurant.   

a)  many    b)  much   

16.  I had lots of free time, so I read …  books during the holiday.   

a) a few    b) a little   

17.  How many pets do you have, many or …?

 a)  a few     b)  a little

18.  I think we still have … time to study before the exam.

a) a few      b) a little

17 – 18 = Excellent        15 – 16 = Good         14 or Less = Study More!

Fill in the blanks using “little” or “few”.

1.      There is  little few  money in the wallet.

2.      I’ve got a  little few  books.

3.      My mum has got a littles few  cigarettes in the packet.

4.      I can’t wait for you. I’ve got  little few   time.

5.      Fred has got a  little few  English books.

6.      Brenda has got  a  little few   friends.

7.      There is  little few  butter left. We need to buy some.

8.      There are  little few  people at the cinema as the film is not very good.

9.      I have got  little few  magazines. I prefer books.

10. There is a  little few  pizza in the fridge if you are hungry.

Fill in the blanks using “much” or “many”.

1.      How  books did you buy?

2.      How  money do you have

3.      How did the car cost?

4.      How  apples are there in the basket?

5.      How  times have you been to the dentist?

6.      How  butter do you need?

7.      How  oranges do you want?

8.      How  wine does he drink?

9.      How  girls are there in your class?

10. How  stamps have you got in your collection?