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Note that a good deal is used earlier than an uncountable noun. many is used before a countable noun. a countable noun refers to something that can be counted. examples are: pen, e-book, man, flower and many others. an uncountable noun refers to some thing that can not count number. examples are: rice, milk, oil, sand etc. whole the following sentences the usage of a whole lot or many. The quantity of laundry detergent you must use in step with load of laundry relies upon upon the form of washing machine you operate, the scale of the load, the level of soil on the clothes, the hardness of your water supply, and the said attention of the detergent (2x, 4x, or 10x). How an awful lot can also be used whilst we need much to use how how to recognise the price of something. in this situation, we will use how tons with countable nouns (both singular and plural nouns). how a good deal is that painting? how tons are the ones shoes? how tons did your jacket value? how tons is the dress on show...