ENGLISH FOR STUDENTS

Much – a little – little    for uncountable nouns Many - Few -   a few     for countable nouns Q: How _____ did the tickets cost?          much        many Q: There aren't _____ people in the room.          much        many Q: I have _____ friends in Chicago.          much        a lot of        a few of Q: There are only _____ bottles of juice left.          many        a few         a lot Q: How _____ students attend the school?          much        many       Q: How _____ do they cost? ...

How How are you? I’m fine How do you make the cake? I make it using some eggs, sugar and flour. How much How much does it cost? It costs seventy rupees How much sugar do you need for the cake? I need one kilo of sugar How many How many students are there in your classroom? There are twenty-one How old How old are you? I’m 24 years old How often How often do you go to the dentist? I go once a year How far How far is the bus station? It’s 200 metres How long How long have you been waiting for? I’ve been waiting for twenty minutes How wide How wide is the river Thames? It’s 826 [1] ft wide How high (things) How high is the Mount Everest? It’s 29,029 ft high How tall (people) ...

How How are you? I’m fine How do you make the cake? I make it using some eggs, sugar and flour. How much How much does it cost? It costs seventy rupees How much sugar do you need for the cake? I need one kilo of sugar How many How many students are there in your classroom? There are twenty-one How old How old are you? I’m 24 years old How often How often do you go to the dentist? I go once a year How far How far is the bus station? It’s 200 metres How long How long have you been waiting for? I’ve been waiting for twenty minutes How wide How wide is the river Thames? It’s 826 [1] ft wide How high (things) How high is the Mount Everest? It’s 29,029 ft high How tall (people) ...