Much/ Many Little/ Few

                                    Much and Many are mostly used in negative and  

                                                    interrogative sentences:

              There aren’t many children in the park.

               Is there much milk in the fridge?

MUCH and LITTLE are used with UNCOUNTABLE nouns.

MANY and FEW are used with COUNTABLE nouns.

MUCH OR MANY?

1. a.        _______ exercises
2. b.       _______ cakes
3. c.        _______ books
4. d.        _______ tea
5. e.        _______ flour
6. f.        _______ bottles
7. g.        _______ sugar
8. h.        _______ rice
9. i.          _______ water
10. j.         _______ pillows
11. k.        _______ smoke
12. l.          _______ drinks
13. m.      _______ fun
14. n.        _______ cups
15. o.        _______ noise
16. p.        _______ houses
17. q.        _______ girls
18. r.        _______ free time
19. s.        _______ sleep

LITTLE OR FEW?

1. ______ flowers
2. ______ noise
3. ______ records
4. ______ money
5. ______ boys
6. ______ picture
7. ______ work
8. _______ lakes
9. _______ salt
10. _______ letters
11. _______ cakes
12. _______ coffee
13. _______ trees
14. _______ cars
15. _______ time
16. _______ cans
17. _______ water
18. _______ wind
19. _______ patience