Banco de questões: Some, Any, Many, Much

Read the text below, which is an excerpt from a travel blog, and answer the following questions using 'some', 'any', 'many', or 'much' to indicate quantities. In my backpack, I always carry ‘some’ spare batteries for my camera. I never leave without ‘any’ painkillers, just in case. There aren't ‘many’ tourist attractions in this small town, but there is ‘much’ history in its streets. After ‘much’ walking, I found ‘some’ nice spots for photos, and I didn't have ‘any’ problems with my gear. On the way back, I stopped at ‘many’ local shops to buy ‘some’ souvenirs, but I didn't spend ‘much’ money. From the given context, identify and explain the use of 'some', 'any', 'many', or 'much' in expressing different types of quantities and their usage in various contexts.

In a small English village, a group of international students is conducting a survey about food preferences. The students are asking locals about the types of food they enjoy and would like to try. Help the students complete their survey by crafting a question that uses 'some', 'any', 'many', or 'much' appropriately. Your question should be directed at the villagers to inquire about their favorite local dishes or ingredients available in the area.

Leia o trecho abaixo e responda à pergunta que se segue: Em uma tarde quente de verão, Maria decidiu fazer limonada para seus amigos. Ao abrir a geladeira, percebeu que tinha pouco suco de limão e precisava descobrir se era suficiente para todos. Ela também queria saber se havia açúcar suficiente, pois esperava muitos convidados. Maria pensou: 'Será que tenho açúcar suficiente para preparar a limonada para todos?'. Com base no contexto apresentado, qual é a forma correta de usar 'some', 'any', 'many' ou 'much' para completar a frase: 'Maria não tinha ______ açúcar para fazer limonada para seus amigos.'?

In a situation where Sally is grocery shopping and needs to buy items for a party she's hosting, think about how she would express how many of each item she needs. Write three sentences using some, any, many, or much to indicate the quantity of ingredients she needs to purchase.

Fill in the blanks with 'some', 'any', 'many', or 'much' depending on the context of the sentence. 1. There are not ____ apples in the basket. 2. She bought too ____ candy and now she feels sick. 3. Do you have ____ free time this evening? 4. There aren't ____ students in the classroom today.