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[qnguyen1392]

good one

[rizache]

Well, I wouldn't call myself an expert, but I suppose it is a relative term. :)

Do you think this forum has been helpful so far? Do you think you are using English more effectively because of it?

I make plenty of mistakes myself. Please point them out when you see them. :wink:

You are welcome always.

:)

I think it is correct to say : You always are welcome .

[Tdol]

I would say You are always welcome.

[michael147]

how MUCH do you spend? :)

[GutierrezDianne]

Maybe we should put a subject whether countable or uncountable noun to identify if we will use many or much. As stated in the grammar rule, we will use many if the subject is a countable noun while much if the subject is an uncountable noun.:)

[MsVersoza]

The sentence is much better if there is a subject which will sigmify the yse of verb we eill use. Thanks

[GoesStation]

In the poll question, the subject is "how" plus either many or much, depending on your answer.

[SirGuillier]

I think we should put a accountable noun to be modified after 'how many' like this:
How many hours do you spend ?

[GoesStation]

I think we should put a accountable noun to be modified after 'how many' like this:
How many hours do you spend ?

That's correct, but it isn't what the question asked. With which word would you replace the blank in the question ​How _______ would you spend?