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How Much How Many

The document provides guidance on using "much" versus "many" based on whether something can be counted. It lists examples of countable nouns like "boat", "rhino", "flower", "grape" that can be pluralized and take "many", versus uncountable nouns like "sand", "water", "sugar" that take "much". It reiterates that for countable things one should use "many", and for non-countable things one should use "much", giving additional examples to demonstrate this distinction.

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How Much How Many

The document provides guidance on using "much" versus "many" based on whether something can be counted. It lists examples of countable nouns like "boat", "rhino", "flower", "grape" that can be pluralized and take "many", versus uncountable nouns like "sand", "water", "sugar" that take "much". It reiterates that for countable things one should use "many", and for non-countable things one should use "much", giving additional examples to demonstrate this distinction.

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Much or many?

How much
How many

Can you count these things?


boat
rhino

flower

sand
water

sugar

grape

Do they make sensible


plurals?

boats

rhinos

flowers

sands
waters

sugars

grapes

If you can count it, use


many
Too many flowers

a...a....chooo!

If you can count it, use


many
I ate so
many
grapes that
I felt sick.

If you can count it, use


many
How many
boats can
you see?

If you cant count it, use


much
How much
sand do you
need?

If you cant count it, use


much
There is too
much water
on the floor!
Clean it up!

Much or many?

For countable things,


use many
For non-countable
things, use much

much
How _________
orange
juice do you want?

many
How _________
cookies do you eat?

There are
man
too _____
y
people in
line.

He put so
muc salt in
_____
h soup
the
that it
tasted
horrible.

The
teacher
muc us too
gave
h
_____
homework.

I saw
man
_____
y
toucans
in the
tree.

Now try these


1. Howmuch
_______
have?
much
2. Howmany
_______
yourmany
tea?
3. Howmuch
_______
4. Howmany
_______
5. Howmany
_______
6. How _______
much
7. How _______

homework do you
sugar do you want in
apples are there?
teachers do you see?
milk do you want?
desks do you see?
books are on the

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