Many, much, a lot of

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• Leerjaar 1

Much or many? A lot of? 

What is the difference between
A lot of or much/many?
Any idea?

Grammar rule

Many: Bij meervoud in ontkennende en vragende zinnen.

Much: Bij enkelvoud in ontkennende en vragende zinnen.

 A lot of/Lots of: bij bevestigende zinnen.

If it is not a question or a negative sentence you choose: ...

1. much
2. many
3. many OF much
4. a lot of

For things you can count you use...

1. Much
2. Many
3. Only a lot of
4. Many and a lot of

Uncountable (much)

Countable (many

water

homework

milk

money

girls

children

books

bananas

What do these words mean in Dutch?: much, many, a lot of

Much, many or a lot of?
Do you have ____ information?

1. Much
2. Many
3. a lot of

Much, many or a lot of?
I have _____ questions.

1. Much
2. Many
3. a lot of

Have you got ... sisters?

1. many
2. much
3. a lot of

Dutch people own ... bikes.

1. much
2. many
3. a lot of

Is there ... sugar left?

1. much
2. many
3. a lot of

I'm sorry, I don't have.........time.

1. many
2. a lot of
3. lots of
4. much

There's not .............. pudding in the fridge.

There aren't ................. puppies in shop left to choose from.

In the city there isn't .................. fresh air to breath.

Do you know how................. people fit in that small car?

there are ................. pictures on the wall in grandma's house.

Not ................ of his friends speak German.

There are .............. dirty plates in the dish washer.

How .............. sugar is there in this Coke?

When do you use "a lot of" instead of much/many?

Many / A lot of

Much / A lot of

Euros

A loaf of bread

Money

Bread

People

a cup of coffee

book

sand

Telephone

information

hour

egg

milk

Time

food

dog

air

coffee

Homework online

Unit 4, Lesson 4 exercise 2,3,4,5,6,7,8