How Many, How much and Quantifiers
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This document discusses the difference between using "How Many" and "How Much" when asking about quantity. "How Many" is used with countable nouns to ask about a specific number, while "How Much" is used with uncountable nouns to inquire about an unspecified amount. Examples are provided for questions using "How Many" about apples and cups of coffee, and for "How Much" about bread and milk.
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How Many, How much and Quantifiers
- 1. We use “How Many” to ask for: -Quantity (Countable Nouns).
- 2. -How Many + Countable Noun + Auxiliary (do/does/can) + Subject + Complement? Examples: -How many apples do you eat? I eat three apples. -How many cups of coffee can you drink during the day? I can drink five cups of coffee.
- 3. We use “How Much” to ask for: -Quantity (Uncountable Nouns).
- 4. -How Much + Uncountable Noun + Auxiliary (do/does) + Subject + Complement? Examples: -How much bread do you eat in the morning? I eat two slices of bread. -How much milk does she drink in the day? She drinks one glass of milk.
- 5. Quantifier Countable Uncountable Many X Much X Some X X Any X X A lot of / lots of X X Little / a little X Few / a few X A or an X