Lesson 44 drill — Quantity: much / many / a lot of / too much / too many / enough / plenty of
MUCH = uncountable, MANY = countable. Use 'a lot of' in positives. TOO MUCH/MANY = negative excess. ENOUGH before nouns, after adjectives.
Which is correct for an uncountable noun in a question?
Which sounds most natural in a POSITIVE statement?
Which shows excessive, negative quantity?
Which uses 'enough' correctly?
Which fits: 'I don't have ___ savings right now.'
How ____ money do you need for the trip?
How ____ bags did you bring?
I spent ____ money on holiday — more than I planned.
There were ____ many people at the sale, so I left.
I don't have ____ cash — can I pay by card instead?
Don't worry, we've got ____ of time before the shop shuts.