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Мирас Бақытжанұлы

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Compléter much manyVersion en ligne countable uncountable par Мирас Бақытжанұлы 1 Once upon a time , in a small village , there lived a curious boy named Tom . Tom loved asking questions about everything . One day , he went to the market with his mother . " Mom , " Tom asked , " how * * * * apples are there ? " His mother smiled and said , " There are * * * * apples . We can count them : one , two , three . . . " Tom nodded and then pointed at a big bottle . " And how * * many * * water is there ? " he asked . His mother laughed gently . " We don ? t say ? many water , ? Tom . Water is not something we count one by one . We say ? how * * * * water . ? " Tom thought for a moment . So he tried again : " How * * * * water is in the bottle ? " " Very good ! " his mother said . " There is * * * * water in the bottle . " They walked a little further . Tom saw some candies . " Wow ! How * * * * candies are there ? " " Many ! " his mother replied . " Because candies can be counted . " Then Tom saw some sugar . " And how * * many * * sugar ? " he asked again . " Not many ? * * * * sugar , " his mother corrected . " Sugar is like water . We don ? t count it one by one . " Tom smiled proudly . " I understand now ! We use * * many * * for things we can count , and * * much * * for things we cannot count ! " " Exactly , " said his mother . And from that day on , Tom never mixed up * * much * * and * * many * * again .