Many / Much / Some / Any
About food, drinks, shopping, and quantity expressions. This page includes grammar, bilingual vocabulary, reading with QCM, writing, listening, and a 15-minute application exercise.
In this lesson, students learn how to talk about food, drinks, and shopping with quantity words.
Use: with uncountable nouns
How much water do you need? · How much milk is there? · There is not much sugar.
Use: with countable plural nouns
How many apples do you want? · How many eggs are there? · There are many shops in town.
Use: for an indefinite quantity
I want some bread. (affirmative) · Do you have any rice? (question) · I don't have any money. (negative)
Useful words for food, drinks, and shopping. English meaning and French meaning are shown together.
Read the text carefully or listen to it.
On Saturday morning, Amina goes to the market with her mother. They buy some bread, some milk, and many apples. They also need some rice and a little sugar. Amina asks, "How much water do we need?" Her mother says, "We need two bottles of water and many vegetables." They do not buy any meat because they already have some at home.
Write 5 to 8 sentences about your shopping habits and the food you like.
Click Start Listening to hear the text. The audio can be played only 3 times. The questions appear when you start.
John goes shopping with his sister. They buy some bread, many bananas, and some juice. John asks if there is any cheese, and the seller says there is some cheese in the shop. John does not buy much chocolate because it is expensive.
Complete the exercise in 15 minutes. Click Start to launch the timer.
Lesson 16 - Food & Shopping / Much - Many / Some - Any · Coach ASSOA