Much / muany Much / many

Much / muany Much / many

Much / munvs May Much vs May

Much / muany Much / many

How many beers did you have? How many beers did you have?

Perfect, you can also say "How much beer did you have?"

I haved a lot. I had a lot.

I've haved a lot. I've had a lot.

I have a lot. I have a lot.

Present tense: I have a lot Past tense: I had a lot

I always put a fewsome milk in my tea. I always put some milk in my tea.

I always put a fewsome milk in my tea. I always put some milk in my tea.

I always put a fewsome milk in my tea. I always put some milk in my tea.

Since you can't actively count out how much milk you put in your tea, you can't really say "few"

I always put a fewlittle bit of milk in my tea. I always put a little bit of milk in my tea.

"I always put a little milk in my tea" is also ok

I put a fewsome milk in my tea. I put some milk in my tea.

I put a fewsome milk in my tea. I put some milk in my tea.

I put a fewsome milk in my tea. I put some milk in my tea.

I put a fewlittle bit of milk in my tea. I put a little bit of milk in my tea.

Other good answers: I put a little milk in my tea I put a bit of milk in my tea I put some milk in my tea Fun answers: I put a dash of milk in my tea I put a splash of milk in my tea I put a dollop of milk in my tea I put a smidgen of milk in my tea

I have no time today= = I do not have any time today. I have no time today = I do not have any time today.

I mean, they mean the same thing. But the first one is a lot more awkward.