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HOW MANY / HOW MUCH

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Q 1/12
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____________ slices of bread do you eat daily?
20
much
Many
Q 2/12
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_________ glasses of beer does he drink a day?
20
how many
How much

12 questions

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____________ slices of bread do you eat daily?

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20 sec

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_________ glasses of beer does he drink a day?

2

20 sec

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__________ cola do you drink a week?

3

20 sec

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_________ chocolate do you eat a month?

4

20 sec

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____________ cheese do you want?

5

20 sec

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__________ cartons of milk do you buy?

6

20 sec

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________________ books did you read last year?

7

20 sec

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_______ butter do we need?

8

20 sec

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what is it?

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9

20 sec

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What's this?

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10

20 sec

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What is it?

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11

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What's this?

12

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