The document provides instructions for using "how much" and "how many" when asking questions about quantities. "How much" is used with uncountable nouns, while "how many" is used with plural countable nouns. "A lot of" expresses a large quantity for both countable and uncountable nouns, while "not much" and "not many" express small quantities for uncountable and countable nouns respectively. The document includes exercises to practice using these terms correctly.

1. Howmuch / howmany ?

2. Use Howmuch..? withuncountable (U) nounsand Howmany..? withplural countable (C) nouns. Use: a lot (of) withC and U nounsfora largequantity not…muchwithUnounsfora smallquantity. not…manywith C plural nounsfora smallquantity not…any( nonein short answers) forzeroquantity.

3. Exercises A: Complete withHowmuch/ Howmany. Howmuchfruit do youeat? 1-_____________people were at theparty? 2-_____________milk doesshedrink? 3-____________coffee didyoudrinkyesterday? 4-____________eggs are there in thefridge? 5-____________cents are thereinadollar? 6-____________money do youhavewithyou? 7-____________hours doesyourbabyusuallysleep? 8__________free time do youhaveduringtheweek?

4. Exercises B: Circlethecorrectwords. I don`teatmuch / manyapples. 1-I eat a lot of / muchfruit. 2-Do youdrinkmuch/ manywater? 3-We don`tbuymuch/ many vegetables. 4- A Howmuchmeat do youeat? B None / Any . I`mvegetarian. 5-I eat a lot of / lotfish . 6- A Howmuchexercise do youget? B No much/ Notmuch.