2 Choose the correct alternatives to complete the
sentences.
1 We don't have much many homework tonight.
2 How manymuch glasses of water do you drink
every day?
3 Elliot went shopping this afternoon, but he didn't buy
some/any/computer games.
4 Would you like a/some bread with your meal?
5 My sister has got a lot of/a lot books. She really
likes reading.

1. We don't have much/many homework tonight.
- The correct alternative is "much" because "homework" is an uncountable noun.

2. How much/many glasses of water do you drink every day?
- The correct alternative is "many" because "glasses of water" is a countable noun.

3. Elliot went shopping this afternoon, but he didn't buy some/any/computer games.
- The correct alternative is "any" because in negative sentences, we use "any" with plural countable nouns.

4. Would you like a/some bread with your meal?
- The correct alternative is "some" because "bread" is an uncountable noun.

5. My sister has got a lot of/a lot books. She really likes reading.
- The correct alternative is "a lot of" because "books" is a countable noun. We use "a lot of" before plural countable nouns.