Match the two parts of the sentences, and write the answer (a-h) in the blanks..

........... 1. How munch a. food at the party?

.............2. There ' s a lot b. onions

.............3. There aren 't many c. orange juice.

..............4. How many d. tomatoes in this salad.

..............5. We don't have much e. milk do we have?

...............6. Was there much f. strawberries in the garden?

...............7. There are a lot g. of ham on this pizza.

................8. Are there many h. potatoes do you want?

How much/many salt are there in this can?

 How much/many time does this the cooking class take?

 How much/many apples does your family eat in a day?

 How much/many lemonade is there in this bottle?

 How much/many bags are there in the table?

 How much/many tomatoes are there on the kitchen table?

How much/many money is there in your mother’s pocket?

How much/many customers are there in the store?

How much/many onions are there in the bowl?

Nối cụm từ của cột A với cột B sao cho phù hợp.

A B

1. There aren't many a. strawberries in the garden?

2. How much b. food at the party?

3. There is a lot c. orange juice.

4. How many d. of tomatoes in this salad

5. Are there many e. milk do we have?

6. We don't have much f. potatoes do you want?

7. Was there much g. onions.

8. There are a lot h. of ham on this pizza.

2.    Read the dialogue and circle the correct words.

Lucy:   How about making (1) a/ an apple pie?

Alan:    Great idea! Have we got (2) some / any apples?

Lucy:   Yes, there are (3) some / any in the bowl. (4) How much / How many do we need?

Alan:    A lot, about a (5) kilo / litre.

Lucy:   We haven’t got enough. We can buy (6) some / any in the corner shop.

Alan:    And we need (7) some / any flour, too. Look at the recipe. (8) How much / manyflour do we need?

Lucy:   About half a pound.

Alan:    And (9) how much / how many eggs do we need?

Sue:     Four. And we also need (10) some / any butter and (11) some / any sugar. Oh, we haven’t got (12) some / any butter.

Andy:  We can buy (13) a / some bar of butter in the shop, too.

3.    Fill in the blanks with a, an, some or any.   

1.   Have you got __________ potatoes?

2.   I’d like __________bread, and __________piece of cheese, please.

3.   For breakfast, I have __________ham sandwich and __________orange juice.

4.   Here are __________ cereals, but there isn’t __________ milk.

5.   Would you like __________ beer or would you prefer __________ bottle of Coke?

6.   Is there __________ rice left? ~ I’m afraid there isn’t __________ rice left, but youcan have __________noodles instead.

7.   There aren’t __________ bananas, but there is __________ apple and __________ grapes.

8.   I want __________ jam and __________ butter for my toast.

9.   Can I have __________ sausages and__________omelette with fries on the side, please?

10. My father always has __________biscuit and __________cup of tea at bedtime.

2.    Read the dialogue and circle the correct words.

Lucy:   How about making (1) a/ an apple pie?

Alan:    Great idea! Have we got (2) some / any apples?

Lucy:   Yes, there are (3) some / any in the bowl. (4) How much / How many do we need?

Alan:    A lot, about a (5) kilo / litre.

Lucy:   We haven’t got enough. We can buy (6) some / any in the corner shop.

Alan:    And we need (7) some / any flour, too. Look at the recipe. (8) How much / manyflour do we need?

Lucy:   About half a pound.

Alan:    And (9) how much / how many eggs do we need?

Sue:     Four. And we also need (10) some / any butter and (11) some / any sugar. Oh, we haven’t got (12) some / any butter.

Andy:  We can buy (13) a / some bar of butter in the shop, too.

IX. Read the dialogue and circle the correct words.

Lucy: How about making (1) a/ an apple pie?

Alan: Great idea! Have we got (2) some / any apples?

Lucy: Yes, there are (3) some / any in the bowl. (4) How much / How many do we need?

Alan: A lot, about a (5) kilo / litre.

Lucy: We haven’t got enough. We can buy (6) some / any in the corner shop.

Alan: And we need (7) some / any flour, too. Look at the recipe. (8) How much / manyflour do we need?

Lucy: About half a pound.

Alan: And (9) how much / how many eggs do we need?

Sue:   Four. And we also need (10) some / any butter and (11) some / any sugar. Oh, we haven’t got (12) some / any butter.

Andy:         We can buy (13) a / some bar of butter in the shop, too.

IX. Read the dialogue and circle the correct words.

Lucy: How about making (1) a/ an apple pie?

Alan: Great idea! Have we got (2) some / any apples?

Lucy: Yes, there are (3) some / any in the bowl. (4) How much / How many do we need?

Alan: A lot, about a (5) kilo / litre.

Lucy: We haven’t got enough. We can buy (6) some / any in the corner shop.

Alan: And we need (7) some / any flour, too. Look at the recipe. (8) How much / manyflour do we need?

Lucy: About half a pound.

Alan: And (9) how much / how many eggs do we need?

Sue:   Four. And we also need (10) some / any butter and (11) some / any sugar. Oh, we haven’t got (12) some / any butter.

Andy:         We can buy (13) a / some bar of butter in the shop, too.IX. Read the dialogue and circle the correct words.

Lucy: How about making (1) a/ an apple pie?

Alan: Great idea! Have we got (2) some / any apples?

Lucy: Yes, there are (3) some / any in the bowl. (4) How much / How many do we need?

Alan: A lot, about a (5) kilo / litre.

Lucy: We haven’t got enough. We can buy (6) some / any in the corner shop.

Alan: And we need (7) some / any flour, too. Look at the recipe. (8) How much / manyflour do we need?

Lucy: About half a pound.

Alan: And (9) how much / how many eggs do we need?

Sue:   Four. And we also need (10) some / any butter and (11) some / any sugar. Oh, we haven’t got (12) some / any butter.

Andy:         We can buy (13) a / some bar of butter in the shop, too.IX. Read the dialogue and circle the correct words.

Lucy: How about making (1) a/ an apple pie?

Alan: Great idea! Have we got (2) some / any apples?

Lucy: Yes, there are (3) some / any in the bowl. (4) How much / How many do we need?

Alan: A lot, about a (5) kilo / litre.

Lucy: We haven’t got enough. We can buy (6) some / any in the corner shop.

Alan: And we need (7) some / any flour, too. Look at the recipe. (8) How much / manyflour do we need?

Lucy: About half a pound.

Alan: And (9) how much / how many eggs do we need?

Sue:   Four. And we also need (10) some / any butter and (11) some / any sugar. Oh, we haven’t got (12) some / any butter.

Andy:         We can buy (13) a / some bar of butter in the shop, too.