Much / many / a lot of / some

How much do you remember about countable and uncountable nouns? Can you remember when you use:

• Much
• Many
• Some
• A lot of

Here is a review quiz. In some cases, you may think that both answers are possible, but think about the meaning of the sentence very carefully and you will change your mind!

If you have any questions, post them at the bottom of this lesson. Good luck!
Lesson by Caroline Devane

Sponsored by EC London English School

• 1. I have ___ cash if you need it.
  
  many
  some
  
  
• 2. How ___ students are there on your course?
  
  many
  a lot of
  
  
• 3. There are ___ pit bull dogs on our estate. Too many. I don't like them.
  
  a lot of
  much
  
  
• 4. How ___ money do you need?
  
  much
  some
  
  
• 5. How ___ classes do you have this week? Are you busy?
  
  many
  a lot of
  
  
• 6. I have ___ dresses. I can't help it, I'm always buying them.
  
  a lot of
  much
  
  
• 7. Is there ___ information on South African culture?
  
  much
  many
  
  
• 8. Do you know ___ English grammar?
  
  much
  many
  
  
• 9. Can I have ___ sugar in my tea please? Not too much.
  
  some
  a lot of
  
  
• 10. It seems like you have ___ cousins. I thought I'd met them all!
  
  a lot of
  some