A: How ____ chairs do we need for the meeting? B: We need ____. Maybe twenty. A: Ok, no problem. There are some in rooms 8 and 9, and ____ in room 10. We can use those. A: We need ____ more bread. B: How ____ do we need? I can go and get some. A: We don't need ____. I just need to make three sandwiches, A: There are ____ apples on the tree in the garden. Take on for your lunch. B: Oh, thanks. Can I take ____? Then I can make an apple cake. A: Yes, please do! Take ____. Then you can make me one, too! A: How ____ money do we need for the car park? B: ____. It's free. A: Oh, great! How much time do we get there? A: There are ____ of people here today. B: Yeah, it's really busy. There weren't ____ yesterday. It was very quiet. A: It's Saturday today. There are usually ____ people here on a Saturday. A: How ____ potatoes do you want? B: ____. I only want meat. A: Oh, are you sure? I cooked ____ them. A: How much milk do you want in your tea? B: Just ____, thanks. A: Good. We don't have ____ left! A: There isn't ____ ice cream left. I ate all of it, sorry! B: That's ok. I've got ____ sweets in my bag. A: Oh, can I have one? I don't eat ____ sweets these days. Only ice cream. A: Sorry, I haven't got ____ time to watch a film tonight. B: That's OK. I've got ____ homework I can do. A: I can help you tomorrow. I've got ____ time then. A: I've got ____ ideas for Liam's birthday party. B: I've got ____, too. A: Great! Together we'll have ____ ideas!

How Much/How Many? + quantifiers ✨

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