Some, any, much, many

Some, any, much and many with countable and uncountable nouns when shopping and talking about food

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   How apples do we need?

   muchmanyanyWe use 'many' with plural countable nouns.
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   How milk is there in the fridge?

   muchmanysomeWe use 'much' with uncountable nouns like milk.
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   There isn't bread left. Can you buy some?

   someanymanyWe usually use 'any' in negative sentences.
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   Which word is uncountable?

   eggtomatorice'Rice' is uncountable, so we can't say 'a rice' or 'two rices'.
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   I'd like water, please.

   someanymanyWe use 'some' in positive sentences and polite requests.
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   Are there bananas in the kitchen?

   anymuchaWe usually use 'any' in questions.
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   We haven't got (much / many) cheese.

   Ответ: much'Cheese' is uncountable, so we use 'much'.
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   There are too people in this shop!

   muchmanyany'People' is a plural countable noun, so we use 'many'.
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   Could I have (some / any) sugar in my tea, please?

   Ответ: someWe use 'some' in requests, even when they are questions.
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    Верно / неверно

    This sentence is correct: 'How much eggs do you need for the cake?'

    Ответ: Неверно'Eggs' is countable, so we say 'How many eggs'.
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    Верно / неверно

    This sentence is correct: 'We need some tomatoes and some cheese.'

    Ответ: ВерноWe use 'some' with both countable and uncountable nouns in positive sentences.
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    Вопрос для разговора

    What food do you usually buy at the supermarket? How much or how many do you buy?

    Пример ответа: I usually buy some bread, a lot of vegetables and some cheese. I don't buy much meat or many sweets.