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Hi there. Something has caught my attention here.
We don't need much milk for this recipe.
As far as I know, when it comes to 'milk' which is an Uncountable Noun, we need to use MUCH.
It is the same if you say "I don't have much money". Here, the usage of MUCH is correct as it talks about MONEY which is an Uncountable Noun. |
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Apiz Kadir
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| #18 (permalink) Fri May 27, 2011 13:21 pm Difference between a lot and lots |
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It's being very useful to be here.
I am glad to find such a valuable information.
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| #19 (permalink) Fri May 27, 2011 18:16 pm Difference between a lot and lots |
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| Apiz Kadir wrote: |
Hi there. Something has caught my attention here.
We don't need much milk for this recipe.
As far as I know, when it comes to 'milk' which is an Uncountable Noun, we need to use MUCH.
It is the same if you say "I don't have much money". Here, the usage of MUCH is correct as it talks about MONEY which is an Uncountable Noun. |
Hello Adiz Kadir,
You are correct about the use of 'much' with milk and money, but you can also use 'a lot of milk' and 'a lot of money'..
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