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There is not much juice left.
What does Much mean?
Much means a lot in amount or degree.
Dictionary definition
A large amount or to a great degree.
Example sentences
Much in a sentence
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Thank you so much for your help.
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A story can change much when one character makes a brave choice.
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What does much mean?
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Which word is closest in meaning to much?
A Lot is close in meaning to much.
Practice 3
Which word or phrase is a contrast for much?
Little contrasts with much.
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WordMuch.
Partdeterminer, adverb.
MeaningMuch means a lot in amount or degree.
ExampleExample: There is not much juice left.
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Word family
Much word family
Base word
much
noun
muchness
A large amount or fullness.
determiner
more
A greater amount.
determiner
most
The greatest amount.
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Hint for students
Much is used for a large amount of something you usually do not count one by one.
Common mix-up
Much is not the same as many. Use much for amounts like water or time; use many for countable things like apples or books.
Try it in class or at home
Write one sentence that shows much without using the word much. Example: Only a small amount of soup remained in the pot. Clue words: small amount, soup, remained Now try your own sentence. Ask: Does my sentence show an amount, not a number of separate items?
Teacher prompt
Ask students to explain this model sentence: "There was not much water left in the bottle." Why does much fit better than many?
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