much or many ?
Much means a lot or a lot and is used with countless nouns. Already many means many or many and is used with countable nouns. First, let's observe when we consider a countable or uncountable noun! Nouns can be countable or countless.
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much or many ?
Much means a lot or a lot and is used with countless uncountable nouns. Already many means many or many and is used with countable nouns. First, let's observe when we consider a countable or uncountable noun! Nouns can be countable or countless.Hi Weslayne, I'm not sure what kind of feedback you are asking for here.
I notice that you've repeated some words such as "a lot," and "many." I underlined those repeats.
Already does not mean many. Already means that it occurred in the past. Example: I already finished cooking dinner.
Uncountable is not the same as countless. "Uncountable" refers to something that cannot be counted, because it is an abstract concept, such as truth, beauty, justice. Example: There is much injustice in the world.
Countless means so much of something that it is impossible to assign it a number. Example: There are countless stars in the heavens.
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