We have to use “much” instead (or “a lot of” or another expression that can be used both with countable and uncountable nouns). For example: correct My parents don’t have much money.

We use the quantifiers much, many, a lot of, lots of to talk about quantities, amounts and degree. We can use them with a noun (as a determiner) or without a noun (as a pronoun). We use …

2018年9月15日 · Rule of thumb: if saying "one X", "two Xes", etc. sounds right, then you use 'many'. If not, then you use 'much'. Nobody says "I have one money" or "I have two moneys", …

2016年12月10日 · You can use "much", but not by itself. The following is grammatical: I have so much money. If you really wanted a single word, you can use the idiomatic phrase "big …

"Many" and "much" are easy to confuse, especially if you're an English learner. "Many" is used with a plural noun. For example: Do you have many coins? ("Coins" is a plural noun.) "Much" …

2021年6月2日 · “Much” and “many” sound very similar, and they both mean large amounts. But, their uses are different in a sentence. To find out the differences, get a breakdown of the rules …

2024年9月7日 · do you have much money vs do you have a lot of money. The phrases are both correct and commonplace among English speakers. They are interchangeable and can be …

Both "much money" and "very much money" are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "Much money" is commonly used to indicate a large amount of money, while "very much …

'much' is often used in questions and negative sentences. eg : How much money do you have? I do not have much money left. 'a lot of' is used in affirmative sentences. eg : He has a lot of …

What should we say when talking about money: how much or how many? — Rakesh, India. The choice between much and many depends on whether the following noun is a count noun or a …