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read the paragraph. choose the best word (a, b or c) for each blank item.
ive (0)...... as (1)......... fingers on my left hand (2)...... on my right. i eat as (3)......... meat as (4)......... we use “as many...as” with things we (5)......... count, and “as much...as” with things we (6)......... count. that (7)......... we can tell people that we have or like the same amount as the other.
example:
- a. ago b. got c. go answer: 0) a b c
1)
a. much b. same c. many
2)
a. as b. with c. in
3)
a. much b. same c. many
4)
a. hands b. hospitals c. bread
5)
a. cannot b. can c. without
6)
a. cannot b. can c. without
7)
a. becomes b. means c. remains
- "Fingers" are countable, so "many" fits "as many...as".
- The structure "as many...as" requires the second "as".
- "Meat" is uncountable, so "much" fits "as much...as".
- "Bread" is uncountable, matching the uncountable context of "meat".
- "As many...as" is for countable nouns (things we can count).
- "As much...as" is for uncountable nouns (things we cannot count).
- The sentence explains the meaning of the structures, so "means" is correct.
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- C. many
- A. as
- A. much
- C. bread
- B. can
- A. cannot
- B. means