2. choose the correct alternatives.
1. come on! our bus leaves in five minutes. we haven't got a little/much time.
2.we're going to spend a few/ many days in rome next wek.
3. my mum's job is boring, but she earns a lot of/ much money.
4. there aren't a few/ many houses in the city centre.
5.my dad always adds a little/ much chilli sauce to his food.
6. i couldn't find a seat on th train because there were lots of/ a few people on it.
7. the fridge is nearly empty, but there are a fw/ many eggs.
8. is much/ a little pollution in your city
3. choose the correct words to complete the sentences.
1.it's hard to find your way around town because there aren't many...........
a)traffic
b)road signs
c)information
2. there's som beautiful ........... just outside the city.
a)ponds
b)villages
c)scenery
3. there are lots of...... in the city centre.
a)pollution
b)billboards
c)noise
4. at night, you don't see many ......... in the centre.
a)public transport
b)traffic
c)people
5. they don't have much ....... in their new flat.
a)bedrooms
b)people
c)space
6)his parents give him a few ......... every week.
a)pounds
b)money
c)help
7.the pizza restaurant closed down because it ws only making a little .......
a)pizzas
b)meals
c)money
8.is there usually much ....... in town
a)people
b)traffic
c)buses
2. choose the correct alternatives.
1. come on! our bus leaves in five minutes. we haven't got much time.
2.we're going to spend a few days in rome next wek.
3. my mum's job is boring, but she earns a lot of money
4 many houses in the city centre.
5.my dad always adds a much chilli sauce to his food.
6. i couldn't find a seat on th train because there were a few people on it.
7. the fridge is nearly empty, but there are many eggs.
8. is a little pollution in your city
3. choose the correct words to complete the sentences.
1.it's hard to find your way around town because there aren't many :b...........
a)traffic
b)road signs
c)information
2. there's som beautiful ....a....... just outside the city.
a)ponds
b)villages
c)scenery
3. there are lots of...a... in the city centre.
a)pollution
b)billboards
c)noise
4. at night, you don't see many .....c.... in the centre.
a)public transport
b)traffic
c)people
5. they don't have much ....b... in their new flat.
a)bedrooms
b)people
c)space
6)his parents give him a few .....a.... every week.
a)pounds
b)money
c)help
7.the pizza restaurant closed down because it ws only making a little .....a..
a)pizzas
b)meals
c)money
8.is there usually much ...a.... in town
a)people
b)traffic
c)buses
Ex. 2
1. much - dużo do niepoliczalnych
2. a few - kilka
3. much - sporo
4. many - dużo do policzalnych
5. a little - trochę
6. lots of - dużo, to samo znaczenie co 'a lot of'
7. a few - kilka
8. much - do niepoliczalnych, dużo
Ex. 3
1. b)
2. b)
3. b)
4. a)
5. c)
6. a)
7. a)
8. a)
A teraz wyjaśnienie. Słowo 'much' oraz 'many' znaczą dokładnie to samo. Różnica jest taka, że Anglicy inaczej nazywaja, ze jest duzo czegoś co da sie policzyć, a coś, czego się nie da. Łatwiej mówiąc słowo much opisuje rzeczy, których nie policzysz, z małymi wyjątkami np. money (bo to słowo jest ogólne, a np. "pounds" funty to już konkretna rzecz). Many opisuje całą reszte, czyli rzeczy, ktore da sie policzyć. Zwykle te słowa maja końcówke "s", a słowa niepoliczalne nie mają, ale nie sugeruj się tylko tym.
Lots of/a lot of - opisują rzeczy policzalne tak samo jak "a few". A little - oznacza trochę.
Mam nadzieję, ze pomogłam.