Question

How much/many milk is there?How mach/many chairs are there?How much/many coffee is there?How many/much juice is there?How many/much cherries are there?How much/many lemons are there?How much /many bread is there?​

Answer 1

How much milk is there? How many chairs are there? How much coffee is there? How much juice is there? How many cherries are there? How many lemons are there? How much  bread is there?​

Answer 2

To determine whether to use "how much" or "how many" in each of these sentences, you need to consider whether the noun being referred to is countable or uncountable.

1. How much milk is there? (uncountable)
2. How many chairs are there? (countable)
3. How much coffee is there? (uncountable)
4. How much juice is there? (uncountable)
5. How many cherries are there? (countable)
6. How many lemons are there? (countable)
7. How much bread is there? (uncountable)

In general, "how much" is used with uncountable nouns (e.g., milk, coffee, juice) to refer to quantities or amounts that cannot be easily counted, while "how many" is used with countable nouns (e.g., chairs, cherries, lemons) to refer to specific quantities that can be counted.