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Questions with "How many
and How much"
with am - is - are
"
How much and How many"
questions ask for
information about
quantity:
Form:
How
many - How much + noun
+ is/are + Subject
Singular
Subject (uncountable): How much
sugar
is
there in the glass?
With
uncountable nouns, we use
"how
much + is" Question word.
Uncountable nouns: sugar, money, bread, milk, water, salt,
time ...
Plural Subject (countable): How
many students
are ill?
With countable nouns, we use
"how many + are"
question word.
Countable Nouns: book, cat, dog, tree, table, chair...
Note: We
don't
use yes
or no
in the answer. We just give some information:
Example
Sentences and Answers:
How many apples are there?
→ 9 apples.
How much sugar is
there in the cup?
→ Just two grams.
How many children
are in the classroom?
→There are 20 students in the clasroom.
|
How much rice is there?
→ There is no rice.
How many stars are
in the sky?
→ Millions.
How much bread is
there?
→ Not much.
|
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