The difference between many and much.

Hello everybody!
I wrote a question yesterday about the difference between a lot of, too many and  too much. I think the difference is that 'a lot of' is used when are objects countables and uncountables than we like. Too many used when the objets are countable and too much when is uncountable, is added too both substantive when we don't like for example: I have too much homework, he has too much fat etc...

I stared to try to correct this entry but then decided that you would be better to put this on the discussion board as I am not sure if you want the question answered or your english &/or spelling corrected?

     I wrote posted a question yesterday about concerning the difference between "a lot of," "too many," and "too much." I think the difference between these expressions is: than "a lot of" is used when there are objects, countables and uncountables than we like. "Too many" is used when the objects are countable, and "too much" is used when [the objects] is are uncountable, and is added to both substantive when we don't like for example: "I have too much homework," "he has too much fat," etc. 

Seniorita Ericka, las sentencias de color rojo no son comprensibles. Tal vez si te relacionas las frases de: "una gran cantidad de", "tan mucho", y "demasiado", es posible entenderlos mejor.