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Many Or Many Of | Grammar Exercise

September 16, 2017 A2pdf

Many is a determiner. It is used before plural nouns and pronouns.Many is a determiner. It is used before plural nouns and pronouns.

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1Nowadays there are ............... families with disposable incomes.
Wrong!
Use "many" before a plural noun without a determiner.
2How ............... students participated in the program?
Wrong!
Use "many" before a plural noun without a determiner.
3............... them arrived late.
Wrong!
Use "Many of" before an object pronoun such as "them".
4............... us are disappointed with this decision.
Wrong!
Use "Many of" before an object pronoun such as "us".
5There are ............... people who want to be millionaires.
Wrong!
Use "many" before a plural noun without a determiner.
6How ............... you are traveling without tickets?
Wrong!
Use "many of" before a pronoun such as "you".
7He has ............... politicians among his friends.
Wrong!
Use "many" before a plural noun without a determiner.
8How ............... us want a holiday?
Wrong!
Use "many of" before a pronoun such as "us".
9............... people own cars these days.
Wrong!
Use "Many" before a plural noun without a determiner.
10............... are called; few are chosen.
Wrong!
Use "Many" alone when it means many people.
11How ............... them arrived?
Wrong!
Use "many of" before a pronoun such as "them".
12............... the students seemed unhappy.
Wrong!
Use "Many of" before a plural noun with the determiner "the".

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  1. Nowadays there are many families with disposable incomes.
  2. How many students participated in the program?
  3. Many of them arrived late.
  4. Many of us are disappointed with this decision.
  5. There are many people who want to be millionaires.
  6. How many of you are traveling without tickets?
  7. He has many politicians among his friends.
  8. How many of us want a holiday?
  9. Many people own cars these days.
  10. Many are called; few are chosen.
  11. How many of them arrived?
  12. Many of the students seemed unhappy.

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