form

before countable nouns	many	a large amount	I didn’t eat many sweets.
	a lot of		She ate a lot of apples.
before uncountable nouns	much		Did you eat much cheese?
	a lot of		I ate a lot of food.

 

use

• English normally uses many and much in negative (+ not/n’t) and interrogative (+?) sentences.
• English normally uses a lot of / lots of in affirmative sentences (an affirmative sentence is not a question and does not contain not/n’t) 

exercises

much and many

• exercise 1: choose much or many
• exercise 2: choose much or many
• exercise 3: choose much or many
• exercise 4: choose much or many in interrogative sentences
• exercise 5: choose much or many in interrogative and negative sentences
• exercise 6: choose much or many 
• exercise 7: fill in much or many 

much, many and a lot of

• exercise 1: choose much, many or a lot of
• exercise 2: choose much, many or a lot of
• exercise 3: choose much, many or a lot of
• exercise 4: choose much, many or a lot of
• exercise 5: choose much, many or a lot of

useful pages

• exercises for for practising countable and uncountable nouns / singular and plural
• exercises for for practising few, a few, little and a little