I don’t eat many bread in the morning. - I don’t eat much bread in the morning. / I don’t eat a lot of bread in the morning., There are a little apples in the fridge. - There are a few apples in the fridge. / There are some apples in the fridge., She drinks many water every day. - She drinks a lot of water every day. / She drinks lots of water every day. / She doesn’t drink much water every day (if negative context)., I bought too much oranges at the market. - I bought too many oranges at the market., We haven’t got some milk left. - We haven’t got any milk left. / We don’t have any milk left., I don’t have much friends in this city. - I don’t have many friends in this city. / I don’t have a lot of friends in this city., He eats too many sugar and chocolate. - He eats too much sugar and chocolate. / He eats a lot of sugar and chocolate., Do you have many money with you? - Do you have much money with you? / Do you have a lot of money with you?, There aren’t a few people in the restaurant. - There aren’t many people in the restaurant. / There aren’t a lot of people in the restaurant., Don’t drink too many coffee before bed. - Don’t drink too much coffee before bed., I have a bit of apples for you. - I have a few apples for you. / I have some apples for you., There’s too much people in the gym this evening. - There are too many people in the gym this evening. / There are a lot of people in the gym this evening., We didn’t buy enough bananas for everyone. - ✅ Correct — also acceptable: We haven’t bought enough bananas for everyone., I have little friends, so I spend a lot of time alone. - ✅ Correct. / I have a few friends, so I spend a lot of time alone. (more positive), He doesn’t eat many meat because he’s vegetarian. - He doesn’t eat much meat because he’s vegetarian. / He doesn’t eat a lot of meat because he’s vegetarian., I drank too many coffee yesterday, so I couldn’t sleep. - I drank too much coffee yesterday, so I couldn’t sleep., There’s not many traffic in the morning. - There isn’t much traffic in the morning. / There isn’t a lot of traffic in the morning., I don’t spend many time watching TV. - I don’t spend much time watching TV. / I don’t spend a lot of time watching TV., I’ve got too much emails to answer today. - I’ve got too many emails to answer today. / I have a lot of emails to answer today., Do you eat a lot of sugar? — No, not many. - Do you eat a lot of sugar? — No, not much. / Not a lot.,

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