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How much/ How many slices of pizza did you eat yesterday?
How many....?
I saw a / an movie last night.
I saw a movie last night.
The / a primer minister will give a speech this afternoon.
The primer minister will give a speech this afternoon.
Are there some / any tomatoes in the fridge?
Are there any tomatoes in the fridge?
I haven't got much / many time. I must leave right now.
I haven't got much time. I must leave now.
There is a / some cheese in the fridge.
There is some cheese in the fridge.
There aren't some / any students in the school.
There aren't any students in the school.
There are any / some flowers in a vase on the table.
There are some flowers in a vase on the table.
Would you like any / some coffee?
Would you like some coffee?
He hasn't received some / any e-mails yet.
He hasn't received any e-mails yet.
She is very popular in school. She has some / lots of friends.
She is very popular in school. She has lots of friends.
I'm new at school, so I haven't got much / many friends.
I'm new at school, so I haven't got many friends.
How much / many effort does it take?
How much effort does it take?
She's rich. She's got some / lots of money.
She's rich. She's got lots of money.
How many / How much soup is in the bowl?
How much soup is in the bowl?
