Arbeitsblatt: Much or Many

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Das Arbeitsblatt «Much or many?» übt den Gebrauch von much und many im Englischen. Ein kurzer Regelkasten zu Beginn erklärt die Grundregel: much steht bei nicht zählbaren Nomen (milk, money, time, homework), many bei zählbaren Nomen im Plural (apples, cars, friends). Zudem wird darauf hingewiesen, dass much und many vor allem in Fragen und verneinten Sätzen vorkommen, während in bejahten Sätzen meist a lot of verwendet wird.
Englisch
Grammatik
5. Schuljahr
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Tülay Siegrist
Land: Schweiz
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Much or many? Name: Date: much things you cant count (uncountable): milk, money, time, homework many things you can count (plural): apples, cars, friends, hours We use much and many mostly in questions and negative sentences. In positive sentences we often say lot of. Fill in How much or How many. 1. milk is in the fridge? – Half litre. 2. apples are in the basket? – Five. 3. students are in your class? – Twenty-two. 4. water do you drink every day? – About two litres. 5. cheese do we need for the pizza? – Two hundred grams. 6. brothers and sisters have you got? – One brother. 7. time do we have for the test? – Forty minutes. 8. eggs do you need for the cake? – Three. 9. rice is left? – Not lot. 10. hours do you sleep at night? – About nine. Complete with much or many. 1. There arent people at the pool today. 2. havent got money in my wallet. 3. How songs are on your playlist? 4. Dont eat so chocolate! 5. We didnt see animals at the zoo. 6. Is there snow in the mountains? 7. She doesnt drink coffee. 8. There are too cars in the city centre. 9. How luggage have you got? 10. Did you make friends at the summer camp? 11. cant come. Ive got too homework. 12. How times have you been to London? 13. There isnt bread left for breakfast. 14. Thank you very! 15. Were there tourists in the old town?