Much/Many/A lot of

Write only "much", "many" or "a lot of". Don't write the whole sentence. Don't write the quotation marks. Have you got ____ bread?

Write only "much", "many" or "a lot of". Don't write the whole sentence. Don't write the quotation marks. How ____ pineapples are there?

Write only "much", "many" or "a lot of". Don't write the whole sentence. Don't write the quotation marks. She hasn’t got ____ jars of apple jam.

Write only "much", "many" or "a lot of". Don't write the whole sentence. Don't write the quotation marks. How ____ kilos of potatoes have you got?

Write only "much", "many" or "a lot of". Don't write the whole sentence. Don't write the quotation marks. There is ____ sugar in the salad.

Write only "much", "many" or "a lot of". Don't write the whole sentence. Don't write the quotation marks. There are ____ mangoes on the table.

Write only "much", "many" or "a lot of". Don't write the whole sentence. Don't write the quotation marks. I have got ____ packets of biscuits.

Write only "much", "many" or "a lot of". Don't write the whole sentence. Don't write the quotation marks. There is ____ olive oil in the bottle.

Write only "much", "many" or "a lot of". Don't write the whole sentence. Don't write the quotation marks. How ____ butter is there?

Write only "much", "many" or "a lot of". Don't write the whole sentence. Don't write the quotation marks. We haven’t got ____ tins of beans.