Question

READ AND CHOOSE. 1)There are a lot of/much tomatoes in the salad. 2)do we need much/many bread. 3)I take many/a lot of sygar in my tea. 4)There aren`t mush/many eggs in the fridge. 5)There`s mush/a lot of sygar in the cake. 6)Have you got mush/many mangoes?

Answer 1

1) of
2) much
3) a lot of
4) many
5) a lot of
6) many

Answer 2

Certainly! Let's go through each sentence and choose the correct option:

1) "There are a lot of/much tomatoes in the salad." - Correct: There are a lot of tomatoes in the salad.

2) "Do we need much/many bread?" - Correct: Do we need much bread?

3) "I take many/a lot of sugar in my tea." - Correct: I take a lot of sugar in my tea.

4) "There aren't much/many eggs in the fridge." - Correct: There aren't many eggs in the fridge.

5) "There's much/a lot of sugar in the cake." - Correct: There's a lot of sugar in the cake.

6) "Have you got much/many mangoes?" - Correct: Have you got many mangoes?

In summary: - "A lot of" is used with both countable and uncountable nouns, but it is more common with countable nouns. - "Much" is used with uncountable nouns. - "Many" is used with countable nouns.