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2. WE USE MANY TO TALK ABOUT THINGS WE CAN CONUNT AND TO TALK ABOUT A LARGE NUMBER:
MANY MEXICANS ARE OVER WEIGHT.
“HOW MANY HAMBURGERS DO YOU EAT?” I EAT FIVE HAMBURGERS WHEN I GO TO MCDONALD’S
WE USE MUCH WITH THINGS (NOUNS) WE CAN’T COUNT AND TO TALK ABOUT A LARGE NUMBER
MEXICANS EAT MUCH SUGAR.
“HOW MUCH RICE DO YOU EAT?” “I DON’T EAT MUCH RICE”
 Bread
 Can of energy drink
 Slice of pizza
 A bowl of cereal
 Cookies
 A bottle of ketchup
 Tea
 Milk
 Soda
 Pasta
 Orange juice
 Strawberry jelly
 Water
 Cheese
MANY MUCH

3. WE USE FEW/A FEW ONLY WHIT THINGS WE CAN COUNT AND TO TALK ABOUT A SMALL NUMBER.
I HAVE A FEW CUCUMBERS (2), I CAN PREPARE A SALAD.
I EAT FEW SANDWICHES EVERY DAY, ONLY TWO.
WE USE LITTLE/A LITTLE ONLY WITH THINGS WE CAN’T COUNT AND TO TALK ABOUT A SMALL NUMBER
MICHAEL PHELPS DINKS A LITTLE COFFE IN THE MORNING
DIABETIC PEOPLE EAT LITTLE SUGAR
 Salty Peanuts
 Bread
 Slice of pizza
 A bowl of cereal
 Can energy drink
 Cookies
 A bottle of ketchup
 Cheese
 Strawberry jam
 Milk
 Tea
 Soda
 Pasta
 Orange juice
 Water
A FEW A LITTLE