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    This document contains information about and exercises on using the words "much", "many", and "a lot of" in English grammar. It discusses when to use each word with countable and uncountable nouns in affirmative and negative statements and questions. It provides examples of replacing nouns in sentences with "much", "many", or "a lot of". Students are asked to complete sentences and ask questions using these words. The document is part of an English learning course that covers various grammar topics to improve writing and speaking skills.

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    Gateway A2 Unit 6

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    This document contains information about and exercises on using the words "much", "many", and "a lot of" in English grammar. It discusses when to use each word with countable and uncountable nouns in affirmative and negative statements and questions. It provides examples of replacing nouns in sentences with "much", "many", or "a lot of". Students are asked to complete sentences and ask questions using these words. The document is part of an English learning course that covers various grammar topics to improve writing and speaking skills.

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    This document contains information about and exercises on using the words "much", "many", and "a lot of" in English grammar. It discusses when to use each word with countable and uncountable nouns in affirmative and negative statements and questions. It provides examples of replacing nouns in sentences with "much", "many", or "a lot of". Students are asked to complete sentences and ask questions using these words. The document is part of an English learning course that covers various grammar topics to improve writing and speaking skills.

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    Gateway A2 Unit 6

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    Riyaz
    This document contains information about and exercises on using the words "much", "many", and "a lot of" in English grammar. It discusses when to use each word with countable and uncountable nouns in affirmative and negative statements and questions. It provides examples of replacing nouns in sentences with "much", "many", or "a lot of". Students are asked to complete sentences and ask questions using these words. The document is part of an English learning course that covers various grammar topics to improve writing and speaking skills.

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    Vocabulary

    Countable & Uncountable Nouns – Grammar In Context


    Some, Any, A /An – Grammar In Context
    Some, Any, A /An – Grammar In Context
    4 Look at the picture and complete the
    sentences with some, any, a/an.
    Some, Any, A /An – Grammar In Context
    Some, Any, A /An – Grammar In Context
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    Grammar- A lot of, much and many
    USE
    • We use much, many, a lot (of) to talk about 1 Read the sentences and then decide if the
    big quantities. statements below are true or false.
    • We often use much in negative
    a How much coffee do they drink a day?
    sentencesand questions, with uncountable
    nouns. I haven’t got any lemonade. b How many people drink coffee every day?
    Have you got much water?
    c There is/isn’t a lot of sugar in these drinks.
    • We often use many in negative sentences
    and questions with plural countable nouns. d Is there a lot of sugar in fizzy drinks?
    I haven’t got many chips.
    e There isn’t much sugar in this coffee.
    Have you got many eggs?
    • We use a lot of in affirmative and negative f I don’t drink many fizzy drinks.
    sentences and questions, with countable and
    uncountable nouns. 1. We use much for uncountable nouns and
    I’ve got a lot of apples. many for countable nouns.
    I haven’t got a lot of tomatoes. 2. We usually use
    Have you got a lot of water? much and many in questions and negative
    • We use of when a lot comes before a noun, sentences.
    but when there is no noun after a lot, we do 3. We use a lot of for countable and
    not use of. uncountable nouns.
    I’ve got a lot of tomatoes. 4. We use a lot of in affirmative statements,
    Are there any bananas? Yes, there are in negative sentences and in questions.
    Grammar- A lot of, much and many
    2 Complete the sentences with much, many or 3 Make up 8 questions about the picture using
    a lot of. If you can use two alternatives, use much, many or a lot of and ask them to a
    both. classmate. The classmate must answer using
    much, many or a lot of as well.
    1. There’s …………………………………. chocolate in
    a chocolate brownie.

    2. There isn’t ………………………. food in the


    Arctic.

    3. There aren’t ………………………….. people


    living at the North Pole.

    4. There’s ……………………….. water in the


    Atlantic Ocean.

    5. There isn’t …………………… water in the


    Sahara.

    6. There are ………………………. fast-food


    restaurants in the U.S.
    Grammar- A lot of, much and many
    Grammar In Context- Much, many, how much/many, more
    Grammar In Context- Much, many, how much/many, more
    Grammar In Context- Much, many, how much/many, more
    Grammar- Should & Shouldn’t
    Speaking
    Speaking
    Speaking
    Writing
    Grammar Revision
    Vocabulary Revision
    Gateway to Exams
    Gateway to Exams
    Gateway to Exams
    Gateway to Exams
    Gateway to Exams
    Gateway to Exams
    Complete each sentence with a,an, some, any, much, many or a lot of.
    Complete each sentence with a,an, some, any, much, many or a lot of.

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