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Hey English learners!
Today, let’s clear one simple but powerful confusion — "Much vs Many"

So, what’s the difference? 🤔
Both mean a lot of, but we use them in different places.

-Use MUCH when we talk about things we can’t count —
like water, money, or sugar.
Example: I don’t have much money.

-Use MANY when we talk about things we can count —
like apples, books, or people.
Example: I have many friends.

Easy, right?
So next time you speak English, just think —
Countable → MANY, Uncountable → MUCH!
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