Question

Complete the sentences. Use much/ many. Jane has a problem. She wants to get married, but doesn’t know which man to choose. John’s got 1___________ cars but he hasn’t got 2 __________ patience. David’s got 3 ___________ money, but he hasn’t got 4 ___________friends. Michel hasn’t got 5 ______money, but he has got 6 __________charm. Arthur has got 7 __________ fun, but he hasn’t got 8 ___________sense of humour. Bill hasn’t got 9 ___________clothes, but he’s got 10 ___________fun. Sid’s got 11 ____________style, but he has not got 12 ___________humour. Fred has not got 13_________ style, but he’s got 14___________ luck. Jane is very lucky because all the men love her and want to marry her because she’s got 15________ charm, 16_________ personality and 17________ friends. But she hasn’t got 18_________ money, so she hasn’t got 19._________ clothes although she dresses with 20.____________ elegance. Which man do you think would be the best for her?

Answer 1

Resposta:

1. many

2. much

3. much

4. many

5. much

6. much

7. much

8. much

9. many

10. much

11. much

12. much

13. much

14. much

15. much

16. much

17. many

18. much

19. many

20. much

Explicação:

Answer 2

Completando as sentenças com much/many, temos:

1. many
2. much
3. much
4. many
5. much
6. much
7. much
8. much
9. many
10. much
11. much
12. much
13. much
14. much
15. much
16. much
17. many
18. much
19. many
20. much

Quantificadores

São termos que mostram a ideia de quantidade e são usados com palavras contáveis (ex.: clothes) e palavras incontáveis (ex.: money).

Palavras contáveis aceitam plural, enquanto palavras não contáveis só permitem o singular.

Ex.:

• clothe = roupa (uma, duas, três roupas).
• money = dinheiro (não se fala "dois dinheiros, três dinheiros". É preciso especificar o tipo de dinheiro: 1 real, two dollars).

Alguns quantifiers são:

• Much: muito/muita. Usado com palavras incontáveis: milk, money, time (tempo);
• Many: Muitos/muitas. Para palavras contáveis: nights, boats, friends, time (= vezes);
• Any: significa "algum", "alguma" nas frases interrogativas e "nenhum" "nenhuma", nas frases negativas;
• Some: traduzido como "algum", "alguns", "alguma", "algumas". Usado em frases afirmativas para expressar quantidades indefinidas;
• A lot of: indica grandes quantidades, mas sem especificar o quanto. Empregado tanto com contáveis quanto com incontáveis. Traduzido como "muito";
• A few/few: usado para pequenas quantidades, com substantivos no plural. Traduzido como "alguns", "algumas";
• A little/little: usado para falar sobre pequenas quantidades, principalmente em frases afirmativas. Traduzido como: um pouco, um pouco de.

Para saber mais sobre countable and uncountable names, acesse: brainly.com.br/tarefa/7575676