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Make a question with "how much".

Complete: We have _______ apples in the kitchen. (some/any)

Some.

Do we usually use "some" in affirmative or negative sentences?

Affirmative sentences

Complete: Are there _______ eggs in the fridge? (some/any)

Any.

Complete: I want _______ orange juice, please. (some/any)

Some.

Do we use "how many" with countable or uncountable nouns?

Countable nouns.

Do we use "how much" with countable or uncountable nouns?

Uncountable nouns.

Complete: How _______ carrots do you want? (much/many)

Many.

Complete: Sorry, we don’t have _______ onions. (some/any)

Any.

Complete: How _______ cheese do we need? (much/many)

Much.

Complete: I need ______ potatoes. (some/any)

Some

Complete: Do you have _______ bread? (some/any)

Any