Japanese Grammar Exercise: How Many or Much 「いくつ」「いくら」「なん」
Before starting the exercise for how many or much 「いくつ」「いくら」「なん」, please clarify any doubts you may have about the grammatical rules by referring to your grammar guidebook or dictionary. The Instantaneous Composition Method requires you to compose sentences with the target sentence pattern(s) over and over in order to use them almost effortlessly. You should already have the necessary knowledge.
Reference
Genki I - Lesson 1: Useful Expression じかん・とし and Lesson 2 かいもの
Instantaneous Composition Exercise for How Many or Much 「いくつ」「いくら」「なん」
This is not a translation exercise. This is the Instantaneous Composition Exercise. As if a reflexive action, try to create an equivalent Japanese sentence shortly after reading an English script. Try not to think for more than three seconds.
Natural Speed with Pauses
English and Hidden Japanese Scripts
How old are (you)?
いくつですか？
How old is Tanaka-san?
田中さんはいくつですか？
How much is this jacket?
この上着はいくらですか？
How much is that apple?
あのリンゴはいくらですか？
How many pictures are there?
絵は何枚ありますか？
How many dishes will (you) buy?
皿を何枚買いますか？
How many pencils do (you) have?
鉛筆を何本持っていますか？
How many umbrellas will (you) sell?
傘を何本売りますか？
How many eggs are there?
たまごは何個ありますか？
How many (pairs of) glasses do (you) have?
メガネを何個持っていますか？
Note
There are slightly more polite and casual expressions for “How old are you?” and “How much is it?” which are: 「おいくつですか？(polite)」「何歳ですか？(casual)」 and 「おいくらですか？(polite)」「何円ですか？(casual)」.
