## Much - Many

`MUCH = uncountable`

`MANY = countable`

Uncountable nouns + much: I love you very much. You can't coun't the amount of loves (1 love, 2 love..). Therefore you use 'much'. She has much money on her bank account. Although you can count actual money (1 euro, two euro, etc..), you cannot count the word 'money' (1 money, 2 mony, etc...). That's why you use the word 'much'. She's got much work to do, let's not disturb her. You might be able to count the amount of assignments she needs to do, but you can't count the work itself. (1 work, 2 work, etc...) Note that the noun that follows the word 'much' is not a plural form!

Countable nouns + many Lizzy has many friends, she's very popular. You can count the amount of friends Lizzy has. (1 friend, 2 friends, etc...) My brother has many books, he loves reading. You can count the amount of books the brother has. ( 1 book, 2 books, etc...) The tourists bought many souvenirs. You can count the amount of souvnirs the tourists bought. ( 1 souvenir, 2 souvenir, etc...) Note that the noun that follows the word 'many' is in plural form.

Much and Many https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VwSRoLUCXmI