What is the difference between more, many and very?
I usually confuse this words in my compositions. Please help me! thanks
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"More " is used for comparisons; for example "I have more apples than you" or "the child has more brains than his mother".
"Many" is an adjective used to modify nouns; "He has many friends". "She goes to many concerts".
"Very" is a adverb and is used to modify adjectives, not nouns. "She is very intelligent".
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More usually means más in Spanish. Many means mucho, but it is used to describe countable nouns, like many apples, bananas. And very means muy.
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