How much money have you got? (Money is uncountable)
There is some rice and some chicken for dinner. (Rice is uncountable, chicken is uncountable, so singular 'is')
There's a lot of sugar in this drink. It's very unhealthy. (Sugar is uncountable, 'a lot of' is used with uncountable nouns)
There aren't any carrots in the soup. (Carrots are plural and countable, so 'aren't')
I don't eat many vegetables, but I eat a lot of fruit. (Vegetables are countable plural, so 'many'; fruit can be uncountable or countable, but 'a lot of' fits here to contrast with 'many')
How many students are there in your class? (Students are countable plural, so 'many'; 'are' agrees with plural 'students')
There is a lot of cheese in the fridge. (Cheese is uncountable, so 'is')
How much free time have you got at the weekend? (Free time is uncountable)
Is there / Are there any eggs? I want to make an omelette! (Eggs are countable plural, so 'Are there')
Why aren't there many books in the library? (Books are countable plural, so 'many')

Ответ: 1. much, 2. is, 3. a lot of, 4. aren't, 5. many, a lot of, 6. many, are, 7. is, 8. much, 9. Are there, 10. many.

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