This document provides 12 sentences for a grammar exercise to practice using the determiners "much", "many", "some", and "any". For each sentence, the reader must choose between two determiners to correctly complete the sentence. The exercise tests understanding of when to use "much" versus "many" as well as "some" versus "any" in different contexts.

1. Much, many, some, any: grammar exercises
Complete the following sentences using an appropriate determiner
1. She hasn’t got ………………. friends.
any
some
2. I didn’t do …………………. work today.
much
many
3. She didn’t eat ……………… food.
many
much
4. There aren’t ………………… trees in the garden.
many
much
5. I haven’t read ………………… books.
many
much
6. How ………………… time do you need to finish this assignment?
many
much

2. 7. We have planted ………………… roses in the garden.
many
much
8. Don’t waste ………………… time watching TV.
much
many
9. She can speak ………………… languages.
many
much
10. She hasn’t got ……………….. cars.
some
any
11. If you find ……………….. strawberries, keep some for me.
any
some
12. You can borrow …………………. book you like.
many
any