"<b>Much</b> is used", "- with singular (uncountable) nouns<br /> <em>Much English, much time, much heat</em><br /> - in questions and negatives<br /> <em>Do you play much football?</em><br /> <em>She doesn't have much trouble with English</em>" "Many is used", "- with plurals (countable)<br /> Many countries, many birds, many friends<br /> - in questions and negatives<br /> Do you know many songs?<br /> Not many tourists visit our town" "So many words,<br /> So much to do,<br /> So little done. Alfred Lord Tennyson", "" "Much and Many can be used without nouns", "- Did you have any water today?<br /> - Not much -How many people were there?<br /> -Not many" "A lot of & Lots of<br /> (mean the same thing)", "- informal style<br /> I haven't got a lot of time just now<br /> - can be used before singular (uncountable) or plural nouns<br /> - more natural in affirmative sentences"
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