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So Much vs. So Many

April 7, 2025 - B1pdf

Fill in the blanks with so, so much or so many.
Use so much before uncountable nouns. Use so many before a plural noun.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1I shouldn't have invited ............... people.
Wrong!
2Thank you ............... for helping me.
Wrong!
3There were ............... applicants and very few vacancies.
Wrong!
4She is ............... beautiful.
Wrong!
We do not use much before an adjective.
5It was ............... late.
Wrong!
6She was ............... angry that she tore up the letter.
Wrong!
7You look ............... more beautiful today.
Wrong!
8I have ............... work to do.
Wrong!
9You must not smoke ...............
Wrong!
10I shouldn't have spent ............... money on food and accommodation.
Wrong!
11She has got ............... friends in this town.
Wrong!
12These days we have ............... choices.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. I shouldn’t have invited so many people.
  2. Thank you so much for helping me.
  3. There were so many applicants and very few vacancies.
  4. She is so beautiful.
  5. It was so late.
  6. She was so angry that she tore up the letter.
  7. You look so much more beautiful today.
  8. I have so much work to do.
  9. You must not smoke so much
  10. I shouldn’t have spent so much money on food and accommodation.
  11. She has got so many friends in this town.
  12. These days we have so many choices.
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