Voici le corrigé much, many, some, any. À chaque erreur, demande-toi si le nom se compte et si la phrase est affirmative, négative ou interrogative : ce sont les deux clés du chapitre.
La correction détaillée
Le corrigé much, many, some, any
Correction de l’exercice 1 : trier les noms- apple : C
- milk : U
- chair : C
- money : U (on compte les pièces, pas l’argent)
- bread : U (on dit a loaf of bread pour un pain)
- egg : C
- information : U, contrairement au français
- pencil : C
- many shops
- much coffee
- many photos
- much time
- much sugar
- many people (people est pluriel)
- How many sisters
- How much juice
- How much is this cap? (le prix)
- How many cousins
- How much homework (indénombrable)
- How many eggs
- some (affirmative)
- any (question)
- any (négative)
- some (on propose quelque chose)
- some (affirmative)
- any (question)
- any (négative)
- There is no milk.
- I’ve got no homework.
- There are no buses on Sunday.
- She has got no pets.
- We’ve got no bread.
Avec no, le verbe redevient affirmatif.
- There are a lot of eggs. (some est aussi accepté)
- There isn’t much milk.
- There aren’t any tomatoes.
- There is a lot of rice. (ou some)
- There aren’t many apples, only two.
- How many cats have you got?
- How much does this book cost? (ou How much is this book?)
- How many students are there in your class?
- How much water do you drink a day?
- How many sisters does he have?
- I need some information. (ou a piece of information)
- There isn’t much water in the glass.
- Have you got any brothers?
- How many people live here?
- There is no bread. (ou There isn’t any bread.)
- She gave me some advice.
- a little sugar
- a few friends
- a little cheese
- a few days
- a little Spanish
- She wants some strawberries.
- A box costs three pounds.
- She buys two boxes.
- No, there aren’t any peaches today.
- Because she hasn’t got much money left.
- There is some bread on the table.
- There isn’t any butter. (ou There is no butter.)
- How many apples do you want?
- How much is this bag?
- I haven’t got much money.
- Would you like some orange juice? (some, car on propose)
Exemple de réponse :
- There is some cheese in my fridge.
- There aren’t any yoghurts.
- There is no orange juice.
- There are a lot of vegetables.
- How many eggs are there?
Comment progresser après ce corrigé
Si tu t’es trompé sur much et many, fais une liste de dix noms indénombrables (milk, water, money, bread, advice…) et relis-la souvent. Si c’est some et any, souligne la négation ou le point d’interrogation avant de choisir. La prochaine fois que tu fais les courses, nomme mentalement ce qu’il y a dans le caddie en anglais : c’est un excellent exercice.

