we use « how many » for countable nouns: how many eggs do we need? how many cars are there? how...

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We use « how many » for countable nouns: How many eggs do we need? How many cars are there? How many children are coming? We use « how much » for uncountable nouns: How much money have you got? How much flour have we got? How much ink is left?

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Page 1: We use « how many » for countable nouns: How many eggs do we need? How many cars are there? How many children are coming? We use « how much » for uncountable

We use « how many » for countable nouns:

How many eggs do we need?How many cars are there?

How many children are coming?

We use « how much » for uncountable nouns:

How much money have you got?How much flour have we got?

How much ink is left?

Page 2: We use « how many » for countable nouns: How many eggs do we need? How many cars are there? How many children are coming? We use « how much » for uncountable

How much How many

How many for countables How much for uncountables

_____________ apples do you eat per week?

How many

Page 3: We use « how many » for countable nouns: How many eggs do we need? How many cars are there? How many children are coming? We use « how much » for uncountable

How much How many

How many for countables How much for uncountables

_____________ traffic was there on the road?

How much

Page 4: We use « how many » for countable nouns: How many eggs do we need? How many cars are there? How many children are coming? We use « how much » for uncountable

How much How many

How many for countables How much for uncountables

_____________ tea have we got?How much

Page 5: We use « how many » for countable nouns: How many eggs do we need? How many cars are there? How many children are coming? We use « how much » for uncountable

How much How many

How many for countables How much for uncountables

_____________ chairs are there in the meeting room.

How many

Page 6: We use « how many » for countable nouns: How many eggs do we need? How many cars are there? How many children are coming? We use « how much » for uncountable

How much How many

How many for countables How much for uncountables

_____________ eggs do we need for the cake?

How many

Page 7: We use « how many » for countable nouns: How many eggs do we need? How many cars are there? How many children are coming? We use « how much » for uncountable

How much How many

How many for countables How much for uncountables

_____________ paper is left for the printer?

How much

Page 8: We use « how many » for countable nouns: How many eggs do we need? How many cars are there? How many children are coming? We use « how much » for uncountable

How much How many

How many for countables How much for uncountables

_____________ money has he got?How much

Page 9: We use « how many » for countable nouns: How many eggs do we need? How many cars are there? How many children are coming? We use « how much » for uncountable

How much How many

How many for countables How much for uncountables

_____________ cars were there in the car park?

How many

Page 10: We use « how many » for countable nouns: How many eggs do we need? How many cars are there? How many children are coming? We use « how much » for uncountable

How much How many

How many for countables How much for uncountables

_____________ cigarettes do you smoke a day?

How many

Page 11: We use « how many » for countable nouns: How many eggs do we need? How many cars are there? How many children are coming? We use « how much » for uncountable

How much How many

How many for countables How much for uncountables

_____________ work have you done today?

How much

Page 12: We use « how many » for countable nouns: How many eggs do we need? How many cars are there? How many children are coming? We use « how much » for uncountable

How much How many

How many for countables How much for uncountables

_____________ sleep did you get last night?

How much

Page 13: We use « how many » for countable nouns: How many eggs do we need? How many cars are there? How many children are coming? We use « how much » for uncountable

How much How many

How many for countables How much for uncountables

_____________ children have you got?

How many

Page 14: We use « how many » for countable nouns: How many eggs do we need? How many cars are there? How many children are coming? We use « how much » for uncountable

How much How many

How many for countables How much for uncountables

_____________ bottles of wine are there in the cellar?

How many

Page 15: We use « how many » for countable nouns: How many eggs do we need? How many cars are there? How many children are coming? We use « how much » for uncountable

How much How many

How many for countables How much for uncountables

_____________ sugar do you take in your coffee?

How much

Page 16: We use « how many » for countable nouns: How many eggs do we need? How many cars are there? How many children are coming? We use « how much » for uncountable

How much How many

How many for countables How much for uncountables

_____________ fruit do you eat a week?

How much

Page 17: We use « how many » for countable nouns: How many eggs do we need? How many cars are there? How many children are coming? We use « how much » for uncountable

How much How many

How many for countables How much for uncountables

_____________ real friends have you got?

How many

Page 18: We use « how many » for countable nouns: How many eggs do we need? How many cars are there? How many children are coming? We use « how much » for uncountable

How much How many

How many for countables How much for uncountables

_____________ furniture do you need for your flat?

How much

Page 19: We use « how many » for countable nouns: How many eggs do we need? How many cars are there? How many children are coming? We use « how much » for uncountable

How much How many

How many for countables How much for uncountables

_____________ times have you been to England?

How many

Page 20: We use « how many » for countable nouns: How many eggs do we need? How many cars are there? How many children are coming? We use « how much » for uncountable

How much How many

How many for countables How much for uncountables

_____________ weight have you put on?

How much

Page 21: We use « how many » for countable nouns: How many eggs do we need? How many cars are there? How many children are coming? We use « how much » for uncountable

How much How many

How many for countables How much for uncountables

_____________ photos did you take on holiday?

How many

Page 22: We use « how many » for countable nouns: How many eggs do we need? How many cars are there? How many children are coming? We use « how much » for uncountable

How much How many

How many for countables How much for uncountables

_____________ times do you go shopping a week?

How many

Page 23: We use « how many » for countable nouns: How many eggs do we need? How many cars are there? How many children are coming? We use « how much » for uncountable

How much How many

How many for countables How much for uncountables

_____________ meat do you eat?How much

Page 24: We use « how many » for countable nouns: How many eggs do we need? How many cars are there? How many children are coming? We use « how much » for uncountable

How much How many

How many for countables How much for uncountables

_____________ time have we got before the train leaves?

How much

Page 25: We use « how many » for countable nouns: How many eggs do we need? How many cars are there? How many children are coming? We use « how much » for uncountable

How much How many

How many for countables How much for uncountables

_____________ luggage have you got?

How much

Page 26: We use « how many » for countable nouns: How many eggs do we need? How many cars are there? How many children are coming? We use « how much » for uncountable

How much How many

How many for countables How much for uncountables

_____________ experience has she got in the field?

How much

Page 27: We use « how many » for countable nouns: How many eggs do we need? How many cars are there? How many children are coming? We use « how much » for uncountable

How much How many

How many for countables How much for uncountables

_____________ is a cinema ticket in your country.

How much

Page 28: We use « how many » for countable nouns: How many eggs do we need? How many cars are there? How many children are coming? We use « how much » for uncountable

How much How many

How many for countables How much for uncountables

_____________ information did they send?

How much

Page 29: We use « how many » for countable nouns: How many eggs do we need? How many cars are there? How many children are coming? We use « how much » for uncountable

How much How many

How many for countables How much for uncountables

_____________ people came to the wedding?

How many

Page 30: We use « how many » for countable nouns: How many eggs do we need? How many cars are there? How many children are coming? We use « how much » for uncountable

How much How many

How many for countables How much for uncountables

_____________ mistakes did you make in this exercise?

How many

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