Question

too much or too many?
1. I've got
2. There are
3. Don't put
4. Don't spend
5. I think we get
6. I think we get
7. He ate
8. She has eaten
9. He ate
10. She had
11. Well, I put
12. You put.
13. I think I've made
14. I think I've made

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. I've got - too much (if referring to uncountable nouns such as water, time, money, etc.)

2. There are - too many (if referring to countable nouns such as books, chairs, people, etc.)

3. Don't put - not applicable (imperative form of a verb, without quantity reference)

4. Don't spend - not applicable (imperative form of a verb, without quantity reference)

5. I think we get - not applicable (no quantity reference)

6. I think we get - not applicable (no quantity reference)

7. He ate - not applicable (no quantity reference)

8. She has eaten - not applicable (no quantity reference)

9. He ate - not applicable (no quantity reference)

10. She had - not applicable (no quantity reference)

11. Well, I put - not applicable (no quantity reference)

12. You put - not applicable (no quantity reference)

13. I think I've made - not applicable (no quantity reference)

14. I think I've made - not applicable (no quantity reference)