Read the sentences and fill in the blanks with much or many. Mind that nouns can be
countable and
uncountable.

1. This cup doesn't have as ... coffee as that one does. 2. Manuel doesn't
have as ... responsibilities as Tony does. 3. This classroom doesn't have as ... desks as that one does. 4. We don't have as ... time as they do. 5. I don't have as ... excellent marks as I had last year. 6. The children don't need as ... help with their homework as they used to.​

Dear helen, how are the things going on? did something new happen in your life? i wanted to answer you immediately after receiving your letter. but i was working a lot during the last two weeks. so i was pressed for time and did not manage to carry out my intentions. in my country spring has already set. it is quite warm and really sunny all days long. being at work i always imagine myself strolling down some parks. i wish you could join me! it would be funny! some days ago my friend advised me to read a very interesting book. i did it and i would like you to know this author. are you ready to read good litterature? tell me more about your work and free time. are you satisfied with all this? what are your plans for this summer? nina

1. The highest skyscrapers in Chicago.

2.In most countries drive on the right. (drive on the right side)

3. I usually buy the newspaper on the way to work

4.She spends all day sitting at the window and watching what is happening on the street.

5. I read about the accident on the first page of the newspaper

6.Usually we use the front entrance, but there is another entrance behind the building.

7.Office of the Minister Boyle on the third floor on the left.

8.Do not allow children to play outside

9. my mother gets up very early, she works in the field

10. She doesn't have time to lie in bed or look in the mirror