📚 This Week’s English Learning Issue: Confusing “Much” vs. “Many” 🤯

One of the most common issues English learners face this week is knowing when to use “much” and “many” — and it’s trickier than it seems! 💡 “Many” is used with countable nouns (things you can count like apples, books, or people), while “much” is used with uncountable nouns (like water, money, or rice). 🧃💰 For example, we say, “How many apples do you want?” but “How much water do you drink?” 🚰 Learners often mix these up, saying things like “How many water?” or “I don’t have much friends,” which sounds unnatural. 😅 A good way to improve is to practice by listing common countable and uncountable nouns and making your own sentences. 📝 Keep it fun by playing grammar games or using flashcards to test yourself. 🎯👩‍🏫