Much Many
LITTLE FEW
QUANTIFIERS
Can you count these things?
flower sand
boat
water
sugar grape
Do they make sensible plurals?
flowers Sands
boats
Waters
Sugars
grapes
Do they make sensible plurals?
flowers Sands
X
boats
Waters
X
Sugars
X grapes
If you can count it, use
‘many ’
• She has got
• too many flowers
a...a....chooo!
• I ate so many
grapes that I
felt sick
With plural nous, use
‘many’
• How many boats can
you see?
Questions:
HOW MANY + plural ?’
• We don't need
much sand
If you can’t count it, use
‘much’
With singular nouns use
‘much’
There is too
much water on
the floor!
Clean it up!
• How much money
have you got?
Questions:
HOW MUCH + singular?’
Much or many?
•For plurals, use many
•For non-countable
singular nouns, use
much
A lot of
•For plurals
•I eat a lot of apples
•For non-countable
singular nouns,
•I drink a lot of milk
How _________ orange
juice do you want?
How _________ orange
juice do you want?
much
How _________ biscuits
did you eat?
How _________ biscuits
did you eat?
many
There were
too _____
people in the
queue, so I
didn’t wait.
There were
too _____
people in the
queue, so I
didn’t wait.
many
He put so _____
salt in the soup
that it tasted
horrible.
He put so _____
salt in the soup
that it tasted
horrible.
much
The teacher
gave us too
_____
homework.
much
The teacher
gave us too
_____
homework.
I saw
_____
toucans in
the tree.
I saw
_____
toucans in
the tree.
many
He is carrying
_________ OF
books
How much…..................?
How much is …..?
How much are …?
• We use Few Countable
(plural) is used names ‘less’
means. A negative
meaning.
• We use A Few Countable
(plural) is used names ‘less’
but ‘enough’ means. A
positive meaning.
Now try these
1. How _____ sugar do you want in your tea?
2. How _____ apples are there?
3. Why are there so _____ policemen here?
4. How _____ chicken do you want?
5. You are making too _____ noise!
6. How _____ chickens did you buy?
7. He has told me that so _____ times!
8. I have too _____ work to do.
I saw few camels in the zoo.
 There is an important difference between a few and few. Few
without a is used to mean we don't have enough of something
There are a few men at the bus-stop.
I have few books in my
bedroom.
•There were …...... girls at the party.
•The dog has …..... bones.
•It rains …....... here in winter.
•There is …..... jam in the bowl.
•There were a few girls at the party.
•The dog has a few bones.
•It rains a little here in winter.
•There is a little jam in the bowl.
• There is .....
I drink ...................
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