How [much / many] water do you drink every day?
How much water do you drink every day? Water: Non-count
How [much / many] rice do you eat every week?
How much rice do you eat every week? Rice: Non-count
How [much / many] apples do you eat every week?
How many apples do you eat every week? Apples: Plural count noun
How [much / many] boxes of cereal are at the grocery store?
How many boxes of cereal are at the grocery store? A lot. Boxes: Plural count noun
How [much / many] milk is on the floor?
How much milk is on the floor? Not much. Milk: non-count noun
How [much / many] sand is at the beach?
How much sand is at the beach? A lot. sand: non-count noun
How [much / many] nuts are in the heart?
How many nuts are in the heart? nuts- plural count noun
How [much / many] flour is on the woman?
How much flour is on the woman? A lot. flour: non-count
How [much / many] cookies does he want?
How many cookies does he want? cookies- plural count noun
How [much / many] eggs does she need?
How many eggs does she need? eggs- plural count noun
How [much / many] ice cream is the cat eating?
How much ice cream is the cat eating? ice cream- non-count
How [much / many] coffee does she want?
How much coffee does she want? A lot. Coffee- Non-count noun
How [much / many] oranges are there?
How many oranges are there? A lot. Oranges- Count Noun
How [much / many] balloons are on the dog?
How many balloons are on the dog? BALLOONS- Count noun
How [much / many] meat do you eat every day?
How much meat do you eat every day? Meat: Non-count
How [much / many] carrots does the rabbit need?
How many carrots does the rabbit need? Carrots- Plural Count noun
