Hi,
it's "as many countable nouns as" and "as much uncountable noun as"... what if I want to list countable and uncountable nouns together? I think all of the following are ok, but I need a native opinion:
This website doesn't have as much information and examples as the other.
This website doesn't have as many examples and information as the other.
This website doesn't have as much information or examples as the other.
This website doesn't have as many examples or information as the other.
This website doesn't have as many examples and as much information as the other.
This website doesn't have as many examples or as much information as the other.
etc.
I'm not looking for a prescriptive answer (obviously, lol), I just need to know what sounds good to natives' ears.
Thanks
it's "as many countable nouns as" and "as much uncountable noun as"... what if I want to list countable and uncountable nouns together? I think all of the following are ok, but I need a native opinion:
This website doesn't have as much information and examples as the other.
This website doesn't have as many examples and information as the other.
This website doesn't have as much information or examples as the other.
This website doesn't have as many examples or information as the other.
This website doesn't have as many examples and as much information as the other.
This website doesn't have as many examples or as much information as the other.
etc.
I'm not looking for a prescriptive answer (obviously, lol), I just need to know what sounds good to natives' ears.
Thanks

Comments
"Much" cannot be used with "examples" and "Many" cannot be used with "information", so you need both phrases.
... doesn't have as much information or as many examples as ...
CJ
1 - This website doesn't have as much information, as many examples, as many exercises and as much advice about pronunciation as the other one.
2 - This website doesn't have as much information, examples, exercises and advice about pronunciation as the other one.
Ain't the second good? LOL, possible or not... is it odd?
Thanks again
Taking these new two examples on their own merits: the first is technically correct; the second could well be found. They are both too wordy.
By the way, my sense of humour is on a low ebb tonight
CJ
I hear people talking and they, they say what they think but, you know people don't... people pay little attention... LOL
That's why I thought in long sentences it was ok to list everything without repeating "much" or "many"...