How Much or How Many | Exercise with answers

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Exercise 2

Choose the right answer: how much much or how many?

1. —How muchHow many money did you spend on your car?
2. —How muchHow many children do you have?
3. —How muchHow many different schools have you attended?
4. —How muchHow many is the entrance fee?
5. —How muchHow many times do you think you’ve eaten here?
6. —How muchHow many luggage did you bring?
7. —How muchHow many books do you read a month?
8. —How muchHow many time do you spend on Facebook?
9. —How muchHow many cash have you got left?
10. —How muchHow many cars have you owned so far?

 

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ANSWERS

1. How much money did you spend on your car?
2. How many children do you have?
3. How many different schools have you attended?
4. How much is the entrance fee?
5. How many times do you think you’ve eaten here?
6. How much luggage did you bring?
7. How many books do you read a month?
8. How much time do you spend on Facebook?
9. How much cash have you got left?
10. How many cars have you owned so far?

Much / Many | Exercises for beginners

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Exercise 1

Choose the right answer: much or many ?

1. We don’t have —muchmany time left.
2. Sarah does not have —muchmany friends.
3. Do you think —muchmany people will come?
4. How —muchmany money have you got?
5. There are —muchmany ways to describe that person.
6. There isn’t —muchmany food in the refrigerator.
7. Paul owns —muchmany properties in France.
8. I haven’t got —muchmany water.
9. I haven’t got —muchmany change. I’ve only got a ten euro note.
10. Not —muchmany of the students understood the lesson.

 

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ANSWERS

1. We don’t have much time left.
2. Sarah does not have many friends.
3. Do you think many people will come?
4. How much money have you got?
5. There are many ways to describe that person.
6. There isn’t much food in the refrigerator.
7. Paul owns many properties in France.
8. I haven’t got much water.
9. I haven’t got much change. I’ve only got a ten euro note.
10. Not many of the students understood the lesson.

Much or Many | Exercises for beginners

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Exercise 2

Choose the right answer: much or many ?

1. How —muchmany petrol is in the car?
2. It doesn’t need —muchmany milk.
3. How —muchmany people were at the meeting?
4. Is there —muchmany unemployment in that area?
5. There aren’t —muchmany women priests.
6. We had so —muchmany fun!
7. It has been so —muchmany years since I visited my country.
8. He had heard —muchmany stories about him.
9. Unfortunately, not —muchmany of the students were there.
10. There is —muchmany concern about drug addiction in the US.

 

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ANSWERS

1. How much petrol is in the car?
2. It doesn’t need much milk.
3. How many people were at the meeting?
4. Is there much unemployment in that area?
5. There aren’t many women priests.
6. We had so much fun!
7. It has been so many years since I visited my country.
8. He had heard many stories about him.
9. Unfortunately, not many of the students were there.
10. There is much concern about drug addiction in the US.

Used to | Exercise with answers

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Find the correct answer:

1. I couldn’t —beget used to the place.

2. I —am not useddon’t get usedused to being spoken to like that!

3. Before I started cycling, I —used togot used towas used to go to work by bus.

4. I —usedused towas used todrink coffee every morning but now I drink tea.

5. It’s taking me a long time to —used toget used tobe used to speaking Japanese.

6. I —was used toused toam used to play tennis on Sundays when I was at school.

7. I like it now, but I —didn’t use todidn’t used todon’t used to.

8. I find it hard —usedget usedto get used to the food in China.

9. I haven’t studied for ages but I’m finding it easy to get used to —studystudiedstudying every day.

10. She used to —bebeinggetting fat but now she’s thin.

 

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Used to | Exercise with answers

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Exercise 3

Find the correct answer:

1. She isn’t used to —workworkingworked in these conditions.

2. How did he get used to —workworkingdo work in this new company?

3. Did she —use toused touses to go to the club when she was young?

4. We need some time to get used to —livelivinglived in this country.

5. Sarah used to —bebeingdo a doctor before she became a lawyer.

6. I’m not used to —washwashingdo washing my car by hand.

7. I’ll get used to —livelivinglived in Japan very quickly.

8. My uncle didn’t —use touses toused to drink much alcohol.

9. There used to —bebeingwas a lot of birds in this park.

10. It took him a while to get used to —typetypingtyped on a computer keyboard.

 

 

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ANSWERS

1. working
2. working
3. use to
4. living
5. be
6. washing
7. living
8. use to
9. be
10. typing

Used to | Exercise with answers

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Exercise 2

Complete the sentences with ‘used to’ to the correct form:

1. Slowly but surely, I  (be) my new school – It was difficult at the beginning.
2. It is difficult for Sarah to drive in Australia. She  (drive) on the left-hand side of the road.
3. When Claire was young, she  (ride) a bicycle to school.
4. People from Thailand usually    (eat) spicy food.
5. Computers  (be) very expensive but now they are cheap.
6. Simon  (speak) English when he travels to Canada.
7. When I was a kid, I   (spend) a lot of time with my sisters.
8. Tom  (think) that he would never  (live) in Paris.
9. Paul  (have) an Iphone, now he has a Nokia.
10. It   (not be) so crowded at the beach as it is nowadays.

 

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1. am getting used to
2. isn’t used to driving
3. used to ride
4. are used to eating
5. used to be
6. is used to speaking
7. used to spend
8. used to think – get used to living
9. used to have
10. didn’t use to be

Used to | Exercise with answers

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Exercise 1

Make an affirmative, negative or interrogative sentence using ‘used to + infinitive’:

1.  Tom / study Italian. →
2. I / not / hate baseball. →
3. We / go to the mountain every winter? →
4. She / not / smoke. →
5. I / play tennis when I was at school. →
6. I / live in a flat when I was a child. →
7. She / play tennis every weekend? →
8. They both / have long hair. →
9. He / love drinking wine, but now he hates it. →
10. He / be able to speak Japanese, but he has forgotten it all. →

 

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There is / There are | Exercise with answers

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Exercise 1

 

1. There isThere are nine cats on the roof.
2. There isThere are some sugar on the table.
3. There isThere are many active volcanoes in Japan.
4. There isThere are ice cream on your shirt.
5. There isThere are an urgent need for volunteers.
6. There isThere are only a few cars on the road.
7. There isThere are little hope of success.
8. There isThere are too many cars on the road.
9. There isThere are nothing wrong with him.
10. There isThere are no need for him to work.

 

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ANSWERS

1. There are nine cats on the roof.
2. There is some sugar on the table.
3. There are many active volcanoes in Japan.
4. There is ice cream on your shirt.
5. There is an urgent need for volunteers.
6. There are only a few cars on the road.
7. There is little hope of success.
8. There are too many cars on the road.
9. There is nothing wrong with him.
10. There is no need for him to work.

 

There is / There are | Exercise with answers

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Exercise 3

Complete the sentences with is there or are there:

1. —Is thereAre there anything for me?
2. —Is thereAre there any way to solve this issue?
3. —Is thereAre there a toilet on this train?
4. —Is thereAre there any trains to London this morning?
5. —Is thereAre there monkeys in the zoo?
6. —Is thereAre there a lot of people in this elevator?
7. —Is thereAre there any keys in that drawer?
8. —Is thereAre there milk in the fridge?
9. —Is thereAre there anything else you’d like?
10. —Is thereAre there much pollution where you live?

Then complete the following sentences with there isn’t or there aren’t:

1. —there isn’tthere aren’t many people in the streets.
2. —there isn’tthere aren’t any butter in the fridge.
3. —there isn’tthere aren’t any plates on the table.
4. —there isn’tthere aren’t any beer in the bottle.
5. —there isn’tthere aren’t any tea in the cup.

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ANSWERS

1. Is there
2. Are there
3. Is there
4. Are there
5. Are there
6. Are there
7. Are there
8. Is there
9. Is there
10. Is there

1. There aren’t
2. There isn’t
3. There aren’t
4. There isn’t
5. There isn’t

There is / There are | Exercise with answers

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Exercise 2

Complete the sentences with there is or there are:

1. There isThere are many fish in this lake.
2. There isThere are no comments yet.
3. There isThere are nothing else that I care about.
4. There isThere are still a lot of dishes on the table.
5. There isThere are an exception to every rule.
6. There isThere are some books on the desk.
7. There isThere are a lot of parks in London.
8. There isThere are no place like home.
9. There isThere are only five weeks until my birthday.
10. There isThere are always a next time.

 

 

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ANSWERS

1. There are many fish in this lake.
2. There are no comments yet.
3. There is nothing else that I care about.
4. There are still a lot of dishes on the table.
5. There is an exception to every rule.
6. There are some books on the desk.
7. There are a lot of parks in London.
8. There is no place like home.
9. There are only five weeks until my birthday.
10. There is always a next time.