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    How much / How many (English exercise n°10864 - Please quote this number when contacting us)


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    How much / How many
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    English exercise "How much / How many" created by valera (20-09-2006) with The test builder
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    1. We need some tea. do you need?
    2. We need some eggs. do we need?
    3. We need some paper. do we need?
    4. We need some money. do we need?
    5. cigarettes do you smoke a day?
    6. packets of cigarettes do you have?
    7. work have you got to do?
    8. sleep did you get last night?
    9. children have you got?
    10. bottles of wine are there in the cellar?
    11. English grammar do you know?
    12. Americans do you know?
    13. sugar do you take in you tea?
    14. apples do you eat in an average week?
    15. fruit do you eat in an average week?
    16. real friends do you have?
    17. chairs are there in your house?
    18. furniture do you have?
    19. traffic was there on the motorway today?
    20. times must I tell you?






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