Much vs. Many: the difference

Identify the uncountable noun: water, apples.

• oranges

• water

• sand

• grapes

Which is correct: I have much homework or I have many homework?

• I have many homeworks.

• I have a lot of homework.

• I have much homework.

• I have few homework.

Identify the uncountable noun: furniture, chairs.

• desks

• furniture

• sofas

• tables

Choose the correct option: There isn't ___ milk left. (much/many)

• a lot

• several

• few

• much

Identify the uncountable noun: information, books.

• data

• magazines

• articles

• information

Which is correct: She has many friends or She has much friends?

• She has much friend.

• She has many friends.

• She has a lot of friends.

• She has few friends.

Identify the uncountable noun: advice, suggestions.

• feedback

• advice

• recommendations

• insights

Choose the correct option: How ___ sugar do you need? (much/many)

• few

• much

• less

• several

Identify the uncountable noun: bread, loaves.

• slices

• buns

• bread

• pieces

Which is correct: There are many cars in the parking lot or There is much cars in the parking lot?

• There are many cars in the parking lot

• There is a lot of cars in the parking lot

• There are much cars in the parking lot

• There is many cars in the parking lot