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Much describes a large amount of something of which each of its elements is quite small and of which there are usually so many that the number could not be counted. Many describes a large number of units of something that can be measured by counting the units. For example, we speak of much corn or many corn cobs.
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When you should use Very or So?
"Very" should be used with "much". "So" should be used with "many". "Thank you very much." "There are so many."
How many calcium chloride pellets should be used to can a jar of pickles?
use enough but not too much
How many GB do I Have left How do I find this out?
Computer, control panel, system or performance should tell you how much of available is in use
How many cups of water should you use when you cook nine cups of rice?
as much water as rice, so nine cups
Should you use a blood glucose test daily if you have too much insulin?
should I use blood glucose test daily if I have produce too much insulin
How much energy do lights use?
It should say on the packaging
How much shampoo should you use in a day?
Well obviously it's different for each person.If your hair tends to get greasy or dry, use a little more. Personally, i use a lot more than other people with my hair type. That's just how i like it.To be honest, you should know how much you need or how much you should use.
How much steroids should you use?
steroids are bad and you should not take them unless you are badly hurt
How much does a gas bill cost?
As much as you use, but the gas company should have a budget plan
When should you use 'has'?
'Has' is the present tense, singular, third-person conjugation of the verb 'to have'. It is used in cases as, "He has too much free time on his hands to play so many video games." If the subject is plural ("they"), or first- or second-person ("I"/"we" or "you"), then the verb to use is "have". If the tense is the past tense, then you should use "had". If the tense is future, use "will have".
When should you use '?
'Has' is the present tense, singular, third-person conjugation of the verb 'to have'. It is used in cases as, "He has too much free time on his hands to play so many Video Games." If the subject is plural ("they"), or first- or second-person ("I"/"we" or "you"), then the verb to use is "have". If the tense is the past tense, then you should use "had". If the tense is future, use "will have".
How much cotton do you use a day?
Many.....
