Too many & Too much.

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Too many & Too much

Too many = more than enough For example: I only need two apples. There are too many apples.

Too many We use too many with plural countable nouns. Remember to use a plural verb. For example: There are too many sweets. Too many sweets are bad for you.

Too much = more than enough For example: I only need a little sugar. There is too much sugar.

Too much We use too much with uncountable nouns. Remember to use a singular verb. For example: There is too much cola. Too much cola is bad for you.

Practice 1. I need two glasses of orange juice. There is ___________ orange juice. too much 2. I only need one hamburger. There are ___________ hamburgers. too many

We shouldn’t drink too much / a lot of coffee. A HEALTHY DIET We shouldn’t eat: We shouldn’t drink: too much / a lot of too many / a lot of _________ _________ too much / a lot of too much / a lot of _________ _________ We shouldn’t drink too much / a lot of coffee. We shouldn’t drink too many / a lot of soft drinks. We shouldn’t eat too much / a lot of meat. We shouldn’t eat too much / a lot of fried food.

too much / plenty of soup enough / plenty of water Describe the amount of the food. Dinner Set A (for 1 person ) There is too much / plenty of soup. too much / plenty of soup __________ soup There is too much / a lot of / plenty of rice. too much / a lot of / plenty of rice ___________ rice There are enough / a lot of / plenty of vegetables. enough / a lot of / plenty of vegetables __________ vegetables There is enough / plenty of water. enough / plenty of water __________ water There are too many apples. __________ apples too many apples

enough / a lot of / plenty of vegetables Dinner Set B (for 2 persons ) There is enough rice. __________ rice enough rice enough / a lot of / plenty of vegetables There are enough / a lot of / plenty of vegetables. _________ vegetables not enough / a little / not much meat There is not enough / a little / not much meat. ________ meat There are too many / a lot of / plenty of soft drinks. too many / a lot of / plenty of soft drinks ________ soft drinks There are not enough / not many oranges. not enough / not many oranges ________ oranges

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