Some, any, much and many in Urdu — Examples & Practice

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Many books, much water. Some aksar positive sentences; any aksar questions aur negatives. Offer mein “Would you like some tea?” bilkul theek hai.

قابلِ شمار چیزوں کے ساتھ many اور ناقابلِ شمار مقدار کے ساتھ much آتا ہے۔ کچھ استعمال سیاق کے مطابق بدلتے ہیں۔

many + plural countable noun · much + uncountable noun

There are some apples.

کچھ سیب ہیں۔

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Before choosing a quantity word, ask whether the noun is countable. Books can be counted individually; water is usually treated as uncountable unless a container or unit is given.

First, understand the idea.

Many books, much water. Some aksar positive sentences; any aksar questions aur negatives. Offer mein “Would you like some tea?” bilkul theek hai.

many + plural countable noun · much + uncountable noun

See it. Hear it. Say it.

There are some apples.

کچھ سیب ہیں۔

I do not have any money.

میرے پاس پیسے نہیں ہیں۔

How much water do you need?

آپ کو کتنا پانی چاہیے؟

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NEEDS A CHANGEHow many water?

A BETTER WAYHow much water?

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Make a shopping list. Separate countable items from uncountable quantities.

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Some, any, much and many