Solucionario de los ejercicios de much y many (inglés A2) para descargar en PDF

Ejercicio 1. Contable o incontable

Las cosas que se pueden contar de una en una son contables.

apples: C; rice: U; eggs: C; cheese: U; bananas: C; water: U

Ejercicio 2. Elige much o many

1. many
2. much
3. much
4. many
5. many
6. much

Ejercicio 3. Elige a few o a little

1. a little
2. a few
3. a little
4. a few
5. a little

Ejercicio 4. Une el producto con su envase

1. 1-B: a loaf of bread
2. 2-D: a dozen eggs
3. 3-C: a bottle of water
4. 4-A: a bag of rice
5. 5-E: a carton of milk

Ejercicio 5. Haz preguntas con How much o How many

1. How many
2. How much
3. How much (precio)
4. How many
5. How much

Ejercicio 6. Elige too o enough

1. too
2. enough
3. too many
4. enough (después del adjetivo)
5. too much

Ejercicio 7. Traduce al inglés

1. How much milk do you need?
2. There are a few eggs in the fridge.
3. I want a little sugar.
4. We don’t have enough bread.

Ejercicio 8. Corrige el error

1. How much milk do you want? (milk es incontable)
2. There are many people in the shop.
3. I bought two loaves of bread.
4. Can I have some information about the prices?
5. It is too expensive. (too + adjetivo)

Ejercicio 9. Completa con too much, too many o not enough

1. too much
2. not enough
3. too many
4. too much
5. not enough

Ejercicio 10. Reescribe con too o enough

1. The bag isn’t big enough for the books.
2. It is too expensive for my budget.
3. We don’t have enough chairs.
4. There are too many people at the checkout.

Ejercicio 11. Lee el ticket

1. She bought six apples.
2. She bought one gallon of milk.
3. There are twelve eggs in a dozen.
4. The bread cost two dollars fifty.

Ejercicio 12. Completa el diálogo en la caja

Respuesta: How many / a few / enough / how much / a little.

Bolsas se cuentan, por eso How many y a few; miel no se cuenta, por eso a little.

Ejercicio 13. Traduce al español

1. No hay suficiente espacio para todas las cajas.
2. ¿Cuántos cartones de zumo necesitamos?
3. Tenemos un poco de tiempo antes de que cierre la tienda.
4. Compró demasiado arroz para una semana.

Ejercicio 14. Elige el envase correcto

1. loaf
2. carton
3. dozen
4. bag
5. tin

Ejercicio 15. Ordena las palabras

1. How much sugar does the recipe need?
2. There are only a few apples.
3. There isn’t enough bread for all.
4. We spend too much money on snacks.

Ejercicio 16. Mediación: un aviso del supermercado

Respuesta modelo: The express checkout is for five items at most. If you have too many items, please use the other checkouts.

Qué revisar: five items (contable) y too many; el verbo en imperativo o con please.

Ejercicio 17. Escribe con la receta

Respuesta modelo: We need a little butter and a little honey. We need a few blueberries. How much milk do we need? One cup. How many eggs do we need? Two. We have enough flour for four people.

Qué revisar: butter y honey son incontables; blueberries es contable.

Ejercicio 18. Corrige el mensaje de compras

Texto correcto: Hi Joaquín, can you buy some bread and two cartons of milk? We don’t have much flour for the cake. I also need a little butter. Don’t buy too much sugar, we have enough sugar. How many eggs do we have?

Errores: breads, two milks, many flour, a few of butter, too many sugar y how much eggs.

Ejercicio 19. Mantén una conversación en la caja

Respuesta modelo: — How many bags do you need? — Just a few. — Is it enough with three? — Yes. — How much is the rice? — A little more than three dollars. — That is not too much.

Qué revisar: cada palabra con su tipo de nombre, y que la conversación sea natural.

Ejercicio 20. Escritura guiada: mi compra semanal

Respuesta modelo: Every Saturday I buy a carton of milk and a loaf of bread. I also buy a few apples and many tomatoes. I buy too much chocolate, I know. This week there wasn’t enough rice, so I bought a bag of it.

Qué revisar: 60–80 palabras, envases con of, too much / too many y not enough.