Question

Fill in a lot of/many/much. Is there ____ bread on the table? There is ___ salad on the plate. There aren't _____ eggs in the fridge. Are there _____ cups on the shelf? There are ______ sandwiches in the bag.

Answer 1

1 .many
2.much
3. many
4.many
5.many

Answer 2

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The user's message is in Russian and it means "Answer in detail. Fill in a lot of/many/much. Is there ____ bread on the table? There is ___ salad on the plate. There aren't _____ eggs in the fridge. Are there _____ cups on the shelf? There are ______ sandwiches in the bag."

To fill in the blanks, we need to know the difference between much, many, and a lot of. Here is a brief explanation:

- We use much with singular uncountable nouns, such as water, sugar, cheese, etc. We usually use it in questions and negative sentences. For example:

- How much water do you drink every day? - I don't have much money left.

- We use many with plural countable nouns, such as books, cars, eggs, etc. We usually use it in questions and negative sentences. For example:

- How many books have you read this year? - There aren't many people in the park.

- We use a lot of or lots of with both singular uncountable nouns and plural countable nouns. We can use them in affirmative, negative, and question sentences. They are more informal than much and many. For example:

- She has a lot of friends. (or lots of friends) - There isn't a lot of food in the fridge. (or lots of food) - Do you have a lot of homework? (or lots of homework)

Based on these rules, we can fill in the blanks as follows:

- Is there much bread on the table? - There is a lot of salad on the plate. (or lots of salad) - There aren't many eggs in the fridge. - Are there many cups on the shelf? - There are a lot of sandwiches in the bag. (or lots of sandwiches)

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