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It’s super common to get a little confused with “how much” and “how many”, so let’s see how to use each one.
It’s super common to get a little confused with “how much” and “how many”, so let’s see how to use each one.
How many → use it with things you can count, like apples, for example. “How many apples do you want?”
How much → use it with things that you cannot count, like “patience” or “time”. “How much time do you need?” ⌚
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