This document discusses the difference between using "how much" and "how many" when asking questions. It explains that "how much" is used for uncountable nouns, while "how many" is used for plural or singular countable nouns. It provides examples like asking "how much milk is in the fridge?" for an uncountable item versus "how many bananas are in the kitchen?" for countable items. The document concludes by asking what is in the fridge using either "how much" or "how many" correctly.

1. PIECE OF CAKE
COUNTABLES/UNCOUNTABLE
NOUNS ACTIVITY

2. MUCH MANY
HOW MUCH? OR HOW MANY?
How much milk
is in the fridge?
How many bananas
are in the kitchen?

3. Q: How much milk is in the fridge?
A: There is a carton of milk in the fridge.
Q: How many bananas are in the kitchen?
A: There are three bananas in the kitchen.
HOW MUCH? OR HOW MANY?

4. MUCH
uncountables : singular
HOW MUCH? OR HOW MANY?

5.  For uncountable things we use containers
CONTAINERS

6. MANY
countables : plural and singular
How many strawberries? 4 strawberries
How many eggs? Ten eggs
How many sanwiches? 5 sandwiches
How many carrots? One carrot
HOW MUCH? OR HOW MANY?

7. WHAT IS IN THE FRIDGE?
Student must describe how much or how many of each item is in the fridge.