Put much /many/a lot of. 1. there were . plates on the table. 2. i never eat . bread with soup. 3. does your sister read ...? 4. they have ... english books. 5. how . apples do you eat every day? 6. i have not got . time. 7. i like reading very . 8. he wrote us . letters last year. 9. i don't have ... books in my bag. 10. the students of our group ask . questions. 11. my sister spends . time playing the piano. 12. how . soup is there in the plate?

1. There were a lot of plates on the table.
2. I never eat much bread with soup.
3. Does your sister read much?
4. They have a lot of English books.
5. How many apples do you eat every day?
6. I have not got much time.
7. I like reading very much.
8. He wrote us a lot of letters last year.
9. I don't have many books in my bag.
10. The students of our group ask a lot of questions.
11. My sister spends a lot of time playing the piano.
12. How much soup is there in the plate?

Rules for Use:

• Many: Used with countable nouns in negative sentences and questions.
• Much: Used with uncountable nouns in negative sentences and questions, or as an adverb.
• A lot of: Used with both countable and uncountable nouns, primarily in affirmative sentences.

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