4th Grade Science worksheets - Edform - Free Printable

Let's solve this worksheet step by step. The topic is "Much and Many", which focuses on using the correct form of the verb "is" or "are" depending on whether the noun is singular (uncountable) or plural (countable). We also need to choose between "much" (for uncountable nouns) and "many" (for countable nouns).

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🔹 Part 1: Complete the sentences using is or are

We use:
- "is" with uncountable nouns (like spaghetti, cheese, juice, lemonade)
- "are" with plural countable nouns (like eggs, apples)

Let’s go through each:

1. There ______ some spaghetti.
→ Spaghetti is uncountable → is
✔ There is some spaghetti.

2. There ______ some cheese.
→ Cheese is uncountable → is
✔ There is some cheese.

3. There ______ some eggs.
→ Eggs are plural and countable → are
✔ There are some eggs.

4. There ______ some apples.
→ Apples are plural and countable → are
✔ There are some apples.

5. There ______ some juice.
→ Juice is uncountable → is
✔ There is some juice.

6. There ______ some lemonade.
→ Lemonade is uncountable → is
✔ There is some lemonade.

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🔹 Part 2: Choose the correct answer

Now we fill in "much" or "many" and "is" or "are", based on the noun.

#### 1. How ______ apples ______ there? 🍎
- Apples = countable, plural → use many
- Subject is plural → use are
✔ How many apples are there?

#### 2. How ______ honey ______ there? 🍯
- Honey = uncountable → use much
- Uncountable → use is
✔ How much honey is there?

#### 3. How ______ candies ______ there? 🍬
- Candies = countable, plural → use many
- Plural subject → use are
✔ How many candies are there?

#### 4. How ______ milk ______ there? 🥛
- Milk = uncountable → use much
- Uncountable → use is
✔ How much milk is there?

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✔ Final Answers:

#### Part 1:
- There is some spaghetti.
- There is some cheese.
- There are some eggs.
- There are some apples.
- There is some juice.
- There is some lemonade.

#### Part 2:
1. How many apples are there?
2. How much honey is there?
3. How many candies are there?
4. How much milk is there?

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📝 Explanation Summary:

- Use "is" with uncountable nouns (spaghetti, cheese, juice, honey, milk, lemonade).
- Use "are" with plural countable nouns (eggs, apples, candies).
- Use "many" with countable nouns (apples, candies).
- Use "much" with uncountable nouns (honey, milk).

This helps students understand the difference between countable vs. uncountable nouns and how they affect verb forms and question words.

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