🌟 When do we use “much” and “many”?

 

 🟡 Use “many” with things you can count.

These are called countable nouns.

You can ask: How many?
✅ one apple, two apples, three apples...
✅ one book, two books
✅ one pencil, two pencils

Examples:

• How many apples are there?

• I don’t have many friends.

• There aren’t many chairs.

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🔵 Use “much” with things you can’t count.

These are called uncountable nouns.

You ask: How much?
You don’t say "one water" or "two waters"—you measure it.

✅ water, sugar, milk, juice, time, money, rice

Examples:

• How much milk is in the bottle?

• I don’t have much time.

• There isn’t much juice left.

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