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Many vs. Many of

November 22, 2022 - A2pdf

Fill in the blanks with many or many of.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1............... people own cars these days.
Wrong!
Use many before a noun without an article or another determiner.
2I couldn't answer ............... the questions on the test.
Wrong!
Use many of before a noun with an article or another determiner.
3............... people voted against the proposal.
Wrong!
Use many before a noun without an article or another determiner.
4............... us want a new system.
Wrong!
Use many of before a pronoun.
5............... the invitees didn't bother to turn up.
Wrong!
Use many of before a noun with an article or another determiner.
6There are still ............... people without homes.
Wrong!
Use many before a noun without an article or another determiner.
7I am still in contact with ............... my old friends.
Wrong!
Use many of before a noun with an article or another determiner.
8How ............... us have never lied?
Wrong!
Use many of before a pronoun.
9Not ............... people can afford a home in cities.
Wrong!
Use many before a noun without an article or another determiner.
10I know ............... his friends.
Wrong!
Use many of before a noun with an article or another determiner.
11I have invited ............... them.
Wrong!
Use many of before a pronoun.
12She doesn't have ............... friends.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. Many people own cars these days.
  2. I couldn’t answer many of the questions on the test.
  3. Many people voted against the proposal.
  4. Many of us want a new system.
  5. Many of the invitees didn’t bother to turn up.
  6. There are still many people without homes.
  7. I am still in contact with many of my old friends.
  8. How many of us have never lied?
  9. Not many people can afford a home in cities.
  10. I know many of his friends.
  11. I have invited many of them.
  12. She doesn’t have many friends.
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