Question about 'much' and 'a lot of'

Technically, there isn't much difference. Context, including intonation, might determine which is more appropriate to any given situation.

Greetings,

No, these questions (a)& (b) are not same. There is difference between 'much money' and 'a lot of money'. First of all you should know the difference. Actually 'A lot' is used to quantify all types of nouns both countable and uncountable. 'A lot of friends', 'a lot of money', 'a lot of water' and describes an unspe

Hi,

No real difference.

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Hi Philip,

Thanks a lot for your reply.

Best,

TS

Hi,

Thank for your reply too.

Best,

TS

Hi Obaid Tariq,

Thanks for your reply. It is very detailed.

Best,

TS

Hi Obaid Tariq,

Thanks for your reply. It is very detailed.

Best,

TS

most welcome thinking Spain

Best regards

obaidtariq'A lot' is used to quantify all types of nouns ... "Much" is used a) to quantify uncountable nouns

'money' is uncountable. Therefore, both 'a lot' and 'much' can be used. From the information given it's not possible to claim that one is more appropriate than the other.

Thinking SpainDo these two questions mean the same?
a) Do you have much money?
b) Do you have a lot of money?

To my ear the second is subtly more impertinent than the first, but they are about equal. Who would you dare to ask such a question!

CJ