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Anonymous
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Is there a difference in the usage of the words "much" and "many"? If so, how do you know when to use either of the two?
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RonBee
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Use many to talk about things that can be counted. Example:
Use much to talk about things that cannot be counted. Example:
What do you think?
- He asks too many questions.
Use much to talk about things that cannot be counted. Example:
- He talks too much.
What do you think?
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