Much or Many? Grammar Quiz For Learners

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1.many 2.much 3.many 4.many 5.many 7.many 8.many 9.many 10.many

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Sir home work is countable or uncountable

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Uncountable

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Great question! 😊 The word "homework" is uncountable. We don’t usually say 'homeworks,' but you can refer to 'pieces of homework' or 'assignments' if you need to count them. Keep up the great work! 👍

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Is homework uncountable?

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Homework is an uncountable noun.

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@@EnglishTestBlog I think that a teacher can gives his students two or three homeworks in a season

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I don't have *many* choices. I thought it was *much* :/

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I wonder why MUCH is the answer of homework.

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The use of "much" instead of "many" with the word "homework" is related to the distinction between countable and uncountable nouns in English grammar. "Homework" is generally considered an uncountable noun, as it refers to a collective or mass concept rather than individual items. Uncountable nouns don't typically take the plural form or use "many" to indicate quantity. Instead, we use "much" to express the amount or degree of an uncountable noun. For example: "I have much homework to complete." (Correct) "I have many homeworks to complete." (Incorrect)

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