III. Put in much or many. 1. I haven't got ______ time. 2. Do you play ______ football? 3. I don't eat ______ meat. 4. There aren't ______ people here. 5. We don't have ______ rain in summer. 6. Are there ______ American in your country? 7. Have you travelled to ______ countries? 8. Was there ______ traffic on the road?

Using 'much' and 'many':

• 1. I haven't got much time. ('Time' is uncountable)
• 2. Do you play much football? ('Football' can be treated as uncountable in this context, referring to the sport in general)
• 3. I don't eat much meat. ('Meat' is uncountable)
• 4. There aren't many people here. ('People' is countable)
• 5. We don't have much rain in summer. ('Rain' is uncountable)
• 6. Are there many Americans in your country? ('Americans' is countable)
• 7. Have you travelled to many countries? ('Countries' is countable)
• 8. Was there much traffic on the road? ('Traffic' is uncountable)

Explanation: Use 'much' with uncountable nouns and 'many' with countable nouns, typically in negative sentences and questions. 'Much' can also be used with uncountable nouns in affirmative sentences to emphasize quantity.