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You use "much" with uncountable nouns (eg: time, water... "I don't have much time to go out" for example.) or to modify a verb (for example "I love you much"), "many" with countable nouns (eg: books, desks... "I have many picture books"), use "more" to compare ("I have more stamps than my...

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Hi, According to the "Longman Student Grammar" abstract nouns (such as education, kindness) can have countable and uncountable. (e.g.) 1. What's your highest level of education? => uncountable Although she was a girl she wanted an education => countable In the countable case, can "an...

Hi, With regard to your second question, I think "the" is not required there. When you are discussing things in general, you normally use zero article with plural and uncountable nouns, but note that when you want to be specific, you can use "the". Reference: BBC - the With regard to your...