Question

There aren't much many stadiums in this city. I haven't got much many tea in my cup. I need to stop and get some. Were there much many people in the shop? Did much many students pass the exam? James hasn't got much many energy to study. I wasn't hungry, so I didn't eat much many . We don't know where James lives these days. We haven't seen him for much many years. как правельна

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 many

2 much

3 many

4many

5 much

6 much

7 many

Much неисчисляемые

Many исчисляемые

Answer 2

Ответ:

1) many

2) much

3) many

4) many

5) much

6) much

7) many

Объяснение:

вот вроде так.

many - с исчисляемыми

much - с неисчисляемыми

Answer 3

The correct sentences should be:

1. There aren't many stadiums in this city.
2. I haven't got much tea in my cup. I need to stop and get some.
3. Were there many people in the shop?
4. Did many students pass the exam?
5. James hasn't got much energy to study.
6. I wasn't hungry, so I didn't eat much.
7. We don't know where James lives these days. We haven't seen him for many years.

In English, "many" is used to describe countable nouns (plural nouns), while "much" is used to describe uncountable nouns. The word "many" is used with nouns like "people," "students," and "years," while "much" is used with nouns like "tea," "energy," and "food."