Study the rules and choose the correct options to complete the sentences
The Rules
We mainly use many and much in interrogative and negative sentences. We can use them in combination with too and so.

Many is used with countable nouns, and much with uncountable ones.

1. Mum, there isn't
   [many|much]
   sugar in the cupboard.
2. How
   [many|much]
   juice would you like for lunch?
3. The children are making so
   [many|much]
   noise.
4. Don't drink too
   [many|much]
   coffee before going to bed!
5. Grandma bought too
   [many|much]
   oranges. I only needed three for jam.
6. There weren't
   [many|much]
   people at the concert because the tickets were very expensive.
7. There aren't
   [many|much] trees in Central Park. It's difficult to find the shade here!