Unit 3 Countable and Uncountable Nouns WS (3)

My Goal After doing this exercise, I should know how to use how many, how much, some and any to ask and tell the amount of something. When we want to know the quantity or amount of something, we ask questions starting with How much and How many. Fill in the blanks with 'many' or 'much'. 1. How many people live on this island?2. How many birds are there?3, How much water is in the ocean?4. How much money do you have?5. How many countries are there in the world?6. How much bread is eaten per day in your family?7. How many bones are there in the human body?8. How much information is on the Internet?9. How many languages do you speak?10. How many days are you here for?11. How many English words do you know?12. How much time do you spend online?13. How many pets do you have?14. How much coffee do you drink?15. How many days are there in a week? We also use some and anyto talk about the amount of something. When do we use some and any? Some is used in positive sentences.e.g. There is some cheese in the fridge.Any is used in negative sentences (sentences that contain the word ‘not’):e.g. I don’t need any help with my homework.And in questions:e.g. Do you have any brothers or sisters? Fill in the blanks with 'some' or 'any'. 1. I have some apples in my fridge.2. He doesn't have any friends in Paris.3. I usually drink sometea with my meal.4. Do you haveanyice cream left for me?5. My brother doesn’t do any chores. Fill in the blanks with 'how many', 'how much', 'any' or 'some'. 1. There are some (any blueberries on the cake.2. Is there any (any sugar in this coffee?3. It’s so hot! I want some (any ice cream.4. How many (How many much) people will have dinner with you tonight?5. Do you have any (any brothers or sisters?6. How much (How many much) flour should I add?7. My friends and I would like to order some (any pizza.8. We don’t have any (any juice in the fridge.9. There aren’t any (any cookies left in the tin.10. How much (How many much) water do you drink every day?11. How many (How many much) oranges do you eat every week?12. There are some (any bananas on the table.13. How many (How many much) tables are there in this restaurant?14. Dad is making some (some pasta now.15. How much (How many much) does the salad cost? You need to buy some snacks for a party. You are talking to your friend on the phone. Complete the conversation using ‘how many’, ‘how much’, ‘some’ and ‘any’. You: Andre, I’m at the supermarket now. How much soda should I buy?Andre: We already have some soda here. Please buy only two more cans.You: OK. How about juice? Do we need any juice?Andre: We don’t have any juice here. Please buy some.You: How much juice should I buy?Andre: Please get a bottle of orange juice and a bottle of apple juice. Please buy some snacks too. Can you get some crisps?You: How many bags of crisps should I buy?Andre: Just one bag, thanks. By the way, we don’t have any fruit.You: The apples here look fresh. How many apples should I buy?Andre: Please buy ten. How much money do you have?You: Let me see ... Oh no! I forgot my wallet! I don’t have any money with me! Make 3 questions using "how much" and "how many".