The document discusses the difference between countable and uncountable nouns. It provides examples of questions using "how many" with countable nouns like books, pencils, and apples. It also gives examples using "how much" with uncountable nouns like milk, money, and tea. The document then has exercises for the reader to identify nouns as countable or uncountable and to fill in whether "how many" or "how much" should be used in sample questions.

1. How much cheese is there on the table? Not much.
How many apples are there? Not many.
How much bread is there? Not much.
Countable plural nouns Uncountable singular nouns
books milk
pencils money
apples tea
dogs butter
houses water
bottles sugar
… …
How many + countable nouns How much + uncountable nouns
eggs eggs
How many girls ? How much girls ?
pens pens
A
Write “C” for countable nouns and “U” for uncountable nouns.
………. hats ………. bread ………. coke
………. milk ………. water ………. bikes
………. sugar ………. shoes ………. flour
………. horses ………. cars ………. books
………. meat ………. money ………. rice
………. children ………. toys ………. cheese

2. B Fill in How many or How much.
1. ………………………………………. pencils are there on the table?
2. ………………………………………. money have you got?
3. ………………………………………. sugar is there on the table?
4. ………………………………………. oranges are there on the table?
5. ………………………………………. milk is there in the fridge?
6. ………………………………………. butter is there on the table?
7. ………………………………………. wine is there in the bottle?
8. ………………………………………. ears have you got?
9. ………………………………………. water is there on the table?
10. ………………………………………. biscuits have you got?
11. ………………………………………. bread is there on the table?
12. ………………………………………. glasses are there on the table?
13. ………………………………………. coffee is there on the table?
14. ………………………………………. lemonade is there in the bottle?
15. ………………………………………. cheese is there on the table?
16. ………………………………………. toys have you got?
17. ………………………………………. pictures are there on the wall?
18. ………………………………………. rooms are there in the house?