Many / Much / Any
Exercise 1: Asking Questions with much, many, or any 1. How ______ apples are there on the table? 2. How ______ water is in the glass? 3. Do you know how ______ people are going to be at the party? 4. How _______ students came to class yesterday? 5. How _______ traffic was there on the highway? 6. Does he know how ______ money he needs to go to college? 7. Are there _______ customers in the store? 8. How ________ rice did you make? 9. Do you know how _______ it costs to take the bus? 10. Is there _______ room on the bus for me to sit down? |
Exercise 2: Negative + much, many, or any. 1. There aren’t ______ students in class today. (small amount) 2. There isn’t _______ water in this glass. (small amount) 3. There aren’t ______ apples in the basket. (zero) 4. She doesn’t have very _______ friends. (small amount) 5. My gas tank is empty. I don’t have ______ gas. (zero) 6. Those homeless people don’t have _______ money. They’re very poor. (zero) 7. I didn’t know ______ people at the party . I talked to just a few of my friends. (small amount) 8. There isn’t _______ snow this January in Minnesota. There are only a few inches. (small amount) 9. The computer never makes ______ mistakes, but people who use computers frequently do. (zero) 10. There wasn’t ________ business today at the restaurant, so I left early. (small amount) |