English Unite - Much or Many Worksheet - Free Printable

Let's solve this worksheet step by step. The goal is to choose between "much" or "many" to complete each sentence correctly.

🔹 Rule Reminder:

- Use "many" with countable nouns (things you can count: apples, pears, loaves, cupcakes, nuts, candies).
- Use "much" with uncountable nouns (things you cannot easily count: coffee, yogurt, cheese, flour).

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Now let’s go through each sentence:

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1. I don't have ______ apples.
- "Apples" = countable → many
✔ many

2. I drank too ______ coffee.
- "Coffee" = uncountable → much
✔ much

3. I ate ______ pears.
- "Pears" = countable → many
✔ many

4. How ______ yogurt do you want?
- "Yogurt" = uncountable → much
✔ much

5. How ______ loaves did you buy?
- "Loaves" = countable → many
✔ many

6. I don't have ______ cupcakes.
- "Cupcakes" = countable → many
✔ many

7. I don't need ______ cheese.
- "Cheese" = uncountable → much
✔ much

8. I don't have ______ flour.
- "Flour" = uncountable → much
✔ much

9. I ate too ______ nuts.
- "Nuts" = countable → many
✔ many

10. She bought ______ candies.
- "Candies" = countable → many
✔ many

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✔ Final Answers:

1. I don't have many apples.
2. I drank too much coffee.
3. I ate many pears.
4. How much yogurt do you want?
5. How many loaves did you buy?
6. I don't have many cupcakes.
7. I don't need much cheese.
8. I don't have much flour.
9. I ate too many nuts.
10. She bought many candies.

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🎯 Summary:

- Many → countable things (apples, pears, loaves, cupcakes, nuts, candies)
- Much → uncountable things (coffee, yogurt, cheese, flour)

This helps learners distinguish between countable and uncountable nouns in English grammar.

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