- Grapes
- Orange juice
- Sandwich
- A bag of Doritos
- Popcorn
- Apple pie
- A juice box
Much
Lead-in
- Do you have a lot of free time?
- Yes, I do.
- No, I don’t.
- What is your favorite free time activity?
- I like to…
Presentation
Pre
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What do you have for a snack at school or work?
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I have …
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- How much healthy food do you eat?
- I eat …
Top Down
- What do they have in their lunch box?
- Read the dialogue and find out!
- Grapes
- Orange juice
- Sandwich
- A bag of Doritos
- Popcorn
- Apple pie
- A juice box
Two kids talking…
Jean – Hi buddy, How are you?
Victor – I’m good, dude. How are you?
Jean – I’m doing fine. How many pens do you have in your pencil case?
Victor – I only have 3 pens. 2 blacks and 1 blue. How many colored pencils do you have?
Jean – I have many colors. All colors.
Victor – How much water do you carry in your bottle?
Jean – Not much, just enough. Do you have a bottle of water?
Victor – I don’t have any.
Jean – What do you have in your lunch box?
Victor – I have many things, like a sandwich, some grapes, and 1 orange.
Jean – How many grapes do you have?
Victor – A lot. I think I have 12 grapes.
Jean – That’s a lot!
Victor – What do you have in your lunch box?
Jean – I have a bag of Doritos and a juice box.
Victor – That’s a delicious lunch.
Jean – Yes, but it’s not healthy.
Victor – Hahahaha. No, it’s not!
Bottom Up
- True or False?
Example: Jean is doing fine. > True
- Victor has 2 blue pens and 1 black.
- Victor has a bottle of water.
- Jean’s lunch box has a bag of Doritos and a juice box.
- Victor thinks he has twelve grapes.
- They think Doritos and a juice box is a healthy lunch.
- Victor has 2 blue pens and 1 black. False
- Victor has a bottle of water. False
- Jean’s lunch box has a bag of Doritos and a juice box. True
- Victor thinks he has twelve grapes. True
- They think Doritos and a juice box is a healthy lunch. False
Post
- Do you eat healthy?
- Yes, I do.
- No, I don’t.
- What is your favorite snack?
- My favorite snack is…
Target Language
Many x Much
Countables nouns
- How many boxes do we need?
- How many burgers do you eat?
- How many grapes do they need for the juice?
Uncountables nouns
- How much bread have at the bakery?
- How much rice do we need for this lunch?
- How much milk do you drink a day?
Controlled Practice
- Complete the sentences using Much or Many.
Example: How ____ money do you have? > How much money do you have?
- We had so ____ fun.
- There isn’t ____ milk in my coffee.
- How ____ fruit do you eat?
- How ____ are those dresses?
- How ____ chairs are there in your living room?
- We had so much fun.
- There isn’t much milk in my coffee.
- How many fruit do you eat?
- How much are those dresses?
- How many chairs are there in your living room?
Freer Practice
- Complete the sentences with your own ideas.
- I have much …
- I don’t have much …
- I want to have many …
- My best friend has much…
- I have many …
Production
- Create 4 questions using “How many” and 4 questions using “How much” and ask a classmate.
Example: How many pets do you have?
Homework
Match the words to its meaning. There is one example.
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Many
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Countable
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Much
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How
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Uncountable
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Some
( ) An unspecified number or amount of people or things.
( ) Too many to be counted.
( ) Able to be counted.
(1) Consisting of or amounting to a large but indefinite number.
( ) A great amount or quantity.
( ) Used to ask about the condition or quality of something.
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Many
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Countable
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Much
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How
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Uncountable
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Some
(6) An unspecified number or amount of people or things.
(5) Too many to be counted.
(2) Able to be counted.
(1) Consisting of or amounting to a large but indefinite number.
(3) A great amount or quantity.
(4) Used to ask about the condition or quality of something.
Complete with much or many.
Example: How ____ dogs are in the shelter? < How many dogs are in the shelter?
- How ____ cups do you have?
- How ____ chairs do you need?
- How ____ sugar do you want?
- How ____ money do you have in your wallet?
- How ____ pets do you have?
- How many cups do you have?
- How many chairs do you need?
- How much sugar do you want?
- How much money do you have in your wallet?
- How many pets do you have?
Use the following words and the target language to create questions.
Example: how / do / computers / you / need > How many computers do you need?
- much / rice / you / want / do?
- how / does / channels / your / TV / have?
- many / dogs / your / does / cousin / have?
- much / money / he / need / does?
- how / do / juice / you / drink?
- How much rice do you want?
- How many channels does your TV have?
- How many dogs does your cousin have?
- How much money does he need?
- How much juice do you drink?
Complete the sentences according to the words in parenthesis.
Example: How ____ (rice) do you eat a day? < How much rice do you eat a day?
- How ____ (blanket) do you use to sleep?
- How ____ (pen) does he want?
- How ____ (cake) do you eat?
- How ____ (shirt) does she wear?
- How ____ (shower) do they take?
- How many blankets do you use to sleep?
- How many pens does he want?
- How much cake do you eat?
- How many shirts does she wear?
- How many showers do they take?
Find and correct the mistakes.
Example: There are not many money! < There is not much money!
- How many time do we have?
- How much cats are in the streets?
- How much coffees do you have?
- How many water can I drink?
- How much computers do you need to work?
- How much time do we have?
- How many cats are in the streets?
- How much coffee do you have?
- How much water can I drink?
- How many computers do you need to work?
Writing
Think and write a short dialogue asking a friend what’s in his or her fridge.
Example: Do you have milk? How much milk do you have?