1. She can drink ………………… water, but she cannot drink much coffee.

• Answer: A. much
  • "Much" is used with uncountable nouns like "water" and "coffee."

2. She does not eat ………………… meat, but she eats a lot of vegetables.

• Answer: A. much
  • Again, "much" is used with uncountable nouns like "meat."

3. She has got a lot of dresses, but she has not got ………………… skirts.

• Answer: B. many
  • "Many" is used with countable nouns like "dresses" and "skirts."

4. She does not buy much perfume, but she buys ………………… clothes.

• Answer: B. many
  • "Clothes" is a countable noun, so we use "many."

5. Every morning she buys a lot of newspapers, but she does not buy ………………… magazines.

• Answer: A. much
  • "Magazines" is a countable noun, but the question implies that she buys a small amount, so we use "much."

6. How ………………… English books have you got?

• Answer: B. many
  • "Books" is a countable noun.

7. I have got ………………… English books, but I have not got many Spanish ones.

• Answer: B. many
  • "Books" is a countable noun.

8. How ………………… money do you need to buy this French dictionary?

• Answer: A. much
  • "Money" is an uncountable noun.

9. Are there ………………… new students in the class?

• Answer: B. many
  • "Students" is a countable noun.

10. There are not …………… Italian teachers in that school, but there are a lot of English ones.

• Answer: B. many
  • "Teachers" is a countable noun.