Question

Fill in (how) much, (how) many. Например. 1. "How much milk is in the fridge?" "Not much."2 “... biscuits are there on the plate?" "Not ...."3 ... tomatoes do you need?" "Not ...." 4. "... lemons are there?" "Not ...."5 "... oil do you need?" "Not ...."​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. How many

2. How many

3. How many

4. How much

Объяснение: How many- то что можно посчитать

How much- то что нельзя посчитать

Answer 2

Ответ:

not girl

not boy

not негір

not ebanuty

not cum

not eva elfie

not john sins

Answer 3

Sure, I'll help you fill in the blanks for each sentence.

1. "How much milk is in the fridge?" "Not much." - "Not much" indicates a small quantity of milk.

2. "... biscuits are there on the plate?" "Not ...." - "How many" would be the appropriate phrase here, so the complete sentence is: "How many biscuits are there on the plate?" "Not many." - "Not many" suggests a small number of biscuits.

3. "... tomatoes do you need?" "Not ...." - "How many" is the correct phrase in this case, so the full question is: "How many tomatoes do you need?" "Not many." - "Not many" implies a small quantity of tomatoes.

4. "... lemons are there?" "Not ...." - "How many" is the correct choice again, making the sentence: "How many lemons are there?" "Not many." - "Not many" suggests a small number of lemons.

5. "... oil do you need?" "Not ...." - "How much" is the appropriate phrase here, completing the sentence: "How much oil do you need?" "Not much." - "Not much" indicates a small quantity of oil.

In summary: - Use "how much" when referring to uncountable or singular nouns (e.g., milk, oil). - Use "how many" when referring to countable or plural nouns (e.g., biscuits, tomatoes, lemons).