Solution to "How Many, How Much" Exercise 3
This exercise tests your understanding of when to use
"How many" and
"How much" in English questions.
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Rule Reminder:
- Use
"How many" for
countable nouns (things you can count individually).
- Use
"How much" for
uncountable nouns (things that cannot be counted individually).
Examples:
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✔ How many books? → *books* = countable
-
✔ How much water? → *water* = uncountable
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Now let’s go through each sentence:
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1.
__________ space does your new apartment have?
→ *"space"* is uncountable (you don’t count "spaces" like objects).
✔ How much
2.
__________ pages has Andrew read?
→ *"pages"* is plural and countable.
✔ How many
3.
__________ dresses does Emily have?
→ *"dresses"* is countable.
✔ How many
4.
__________ questions have you asked?
→ *"questions"* is countable.
✔ How many
5.
__________ yogurt have we eaten?
→ *"yogurt"* is uncountable (a food substance).
✔ How much
6.
__________ soda have you drunk?
→ *"soda"* is uncountable (liquid).
✔ How much
7.
__________ packages has she already sent?
→ *"packages"* is countable.
✔ How many
8.
__________ puzzles have they solved?
→ *"puzzles"* is countable.
✔ How many
9.
__________ olive oil do you need for the salad?
→ *"olive oil"* is uncountable (liquid).
✔ How much
10.
__________ petrol do we need to get to Los Angeles?
→ *"petrol"* is uncountable (fuel).
✔ How much
11.
__________ seats have you booked?
→ *"seats"* is countable.
✔ How many
12.
__________ soup have the children eaten?
→ *"soup"* is uncountable (food liquid).
✔ How much
13.
__________ jam has your granny done?
→ *"jam"* is uncountable (a spreadable substance).
✔ How much
14.
__________ examples have you given?
→ *"examples"* is countable.
✔ How many
15.
__________ plastic do people throw in the ocean each year?
→ *"plastic"* here refers to a material, not individual items — it's uncountable.
✔ How much
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✔ Final Answers:
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How much
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How many
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How many
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How many
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How much
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How much
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How many
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How many
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How much
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How much
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How many
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How much
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How much
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How many
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How much
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📝 Summary Tip:
- Ask yourself: Can I count this thing with numbers? If yes →
How many.
- If it's something you measure (like liquid, powder, or abstract stuff) →
How much.
Let me know if you'd like a printable version or explanation in another language!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of how many worksheet.