7. Use the necessary pronoun: much or many 1. Thank you very ... . 2. My friend didn't make ... mistakes. 3. How ... money have you got? 4. There isn't... milk in the bottle. 5. I haven’t got... time, but I’ll try to help you. 6. Have your parents been to ... countries? 7. There weren't... people in the street. 8. Has your son made... friends in France? 9. Dan doesn't spend ... money on his clothes. 10. You watch TV too... . 11. Was there ... traffic in sight? 12. Did you take ...photos in Spain? 13. Try to do as ...as possible. 14. Do you get... letters every week? 15. My wife didn't speak ... at the party.

1) much;

2) many;

3) much;

4) much;

5) much;

6) many;

7) many;

8) many;

9) much;

10) much;

11) many;

12) many;

13) many;

14) many;

15) much.

1. Thank you very much . 2. My friend didn't make many mistakes. 3. How much money have you got? 4. There isn't much milk in the bottle. 5. I haven’t got much time, but I’ll try to help you. 6. Have your parents been to many countries? 7. There weren't many people in the street. 8. Has your son made many friends in France? 9. Dan doesn't spend much money on his clothes. 10. You watch TV too much . 11. Was there much traffic in sight? 12. Did you take many photos in Spain? 13. Try to do as much as possible. 14. Do you get many letters every week? 15. My wife didn't speak much at the party.

С исчисляемыми существительными ставится many, а с неисчисляемыми much.

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