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

Many.

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

Some.

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

Some

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

Any.

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

Any.

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

Some.

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

Affirmative sentences

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

Uncountable nouns.

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

Countable nouns.

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

Much.

Make a question with "how much".

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

Any