How to use many,much, a lot, lots of in english?
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I think, more often we should use "many" with countable nouns while "much" with non-countable:
"too much oxygen" (can not be interchanged with "many")
"much rain"
"too much laughters"
etc.
"many cars"
"many problems"
"many times"
"a lot" is synonymous to "much"
"I feel a lot better" = "I feel much better."
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"I do not like this much" (meaning I like this very little)
"I go to the park a lot" (meaning I go often)
"There are lots of apples" (meaning many)
These are only a couple of examples. Many teachers in the US say that we should not use a lot or lots, but they are still common.
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