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MUCH vs MANY

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Choose the correct answer according to the words in parentheses: are they countable or uncountable?

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Choose the correct answer according to the words in parentheses: are they countable or uncountable?

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How (...) (apples) are in the basket?

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How (...) (money) do you need for the ticket?

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She has (...) (shops) in this new city.

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I don't have (...) (time) to finish this.

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There are not (...) (chairs) in this room!

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I didn't eat (...) (lunch) today.

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I don't have (...) (patience) with children.

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How (...) (students) are in the classroom?

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She has bought too (...) (shoes).

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How (...) (sugar) do you want in your tea?

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