When to Use “How Many” and “How Much” - Basic English Grammar

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In this English grammar lesson you will learn when to use “how many” and “how much”. Are you ready to improve your English speaking skills?

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[alejandroicl]

Great class, and great teacher too. Thank you Alisha for you explanation about that diference.

[RobertoRodriguez-onxk]

Thank you so much, T.Alisha, you're helping me so mucho right now, for my tomorrow's English exam! You're the best, I love your videos!!!

[lenninrizogomez]

Great explain Alissha tank you very much

[John-hfty]

Thanks teacher 👩🏻‍🏫 That’s very Good ✌🏽

[rafaelpiai]

Hi Alicia! I’m so grateful to having you here on YouTube, thanks a lot. Here you go some suggestions of the most endurance subjects for Brazilians 🇧🇷immerse in an English real world as: Gerunds, have got to (gotta), subject verb agreement, don’t using ‘like’ as a conjunction, few X a little, linking words/ conjunctions and the specific use of present perfect X past simple. Personally I’ve struggled with this matters. Cheers!

[nguyenchauquach]

Hi Alisha,

You said we can not use much in positive sentences, but I read chapter 1 in “ Animal Farm” and saw the author wrote” I have had much time for thought as I lay alone in my stall ...” as well as when I write my essay “I have a lot of time to do my homework..” my teacher said “ I am wrong”. I really confuse to use much. Please explain for me !

[berthahuillca]

I like how you teach your classes. How often do you teach and what time. Thank you :)

[elvynmarte]

Thanks for your class alicia, it is very helpfull.

[robertogarciagomez]

That's what I've been wondering. thanks a lot alisha 😊

[frederic]

Hi Alicia☺
Really helpful English video lesson about ask questions with countable and uncountable nouns. It is very short and clear ☺ really helpful☺ I like it so much ☺ see you later

[josepatriciojosepatricio]

Thanks Alisha . You have students in Brazil .

[AsadwazirKhan]

Is there any conversation class on this channel with this teacher I want to take online class

[RickTheo]

You are the best teacher in the world! I love your classes! :*

[Lelouchvv]

Hi, I have a question. Why do we use "what is the temperature?" instead of "how much is the temperature?" ?. Thanks

[sitinirmala]

Hi alisha, thanks for your lesson, here I'd like to know about the sentence' I love english so much', is it correct since much is for neg n interrogtv? Thank you