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A lot of, Much, Many, Few, Little

A LOT OF
● Used in sentences to express a large quantity of something.

● It can be used in affirmative sentences, negative sentences and questions.

● It can be used with countable or uncountable nouns.

There are ​a lot of​ dogs in her house.

I have ​a lot of ​time to prepare the presentation.

There weren’t ​a lot of ​people in the park.

We played ​a lot of​ soccer yesterday in the afternoon, didn't


we?
MUCH and MANY
● Much and many are used in sentences to express a large quantity of something.

● It can be used in negative sentences and questions.

● MANY​ will be used with ​countable nouns​.

● MUCH​ will be used with ​uncountable nouns​.

There aren’t ​many​ chairs in the meeting’s room.

I don’t have ​many ​friends.

There aren’t ​many​ chairs in the room.

They don't have ​much​ money to travel.

Is there ​much ​oil in the kitchen?


I don’t have ​much​ time.

MANY

A LOT OF +countable nouns


negative sentences and questions
+countable and uncountable nouns
affirmative sentences, negative sentences I don’t have ​many ​friends.
and questions There aren’t​ many​ chairs in the room.

There are ​a lot of​ dogs in her house. MUCH


There weren’t ​a lot of ​people in the park.
I have ​a lot of​ free time. +uncountable nouns
negative sentences and questions

I don’t have ​much​ time.


Is there ​much ​oil in the kitchen?
MANY + times
It means frequently or often.

● That is my favourite dress. I've worn it ​many times​.


● Don't worry, I've traveled alone ​many times​.
● We have eaten at this restaurant ​many times​ over the last months.

HOW MANY + HOW MUCH


Used to ask about the quantity of something.

HOW MANY​ = used with ​countable​ nouns.

HOW MUCH​ = used with ​uncountable​ nouns.

How many ​pets do you have?

How many​ girls are there in your classroom?


How many​ holidays are there during the year?

How much ​water do I have to drink?


How much ​time do you have?
How much ​money do they have for the weekend?

FEW and LITTLE


● Few​ and​ little​ are used in sentences to express a small quantity of something.

● Few ​and​ little​ are used in affirmative sentences.

● Few will be used with ​countable nouns​.

● Little will be used with ​uncountable nouns​.

There are only a​ few ​days left until our classes start again.

I have a​ few​ crazy cousins.

We have a​ little​ extra time this afternoon.

She has a​ little​ time to relax now.

They are happy with their ​few ​friends.

There are ​few​ honest politicians.

They have very ​little ​knowledge about African


geography .

He has ​little​ patience with others.

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