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When asking and answering questions about quantity, it's important to use much and many consistently. Much is used with uncountable nouns, while many is used with countable nouns. In a conversation, the question and answer should match in using either much or many.

Examples:

Question: How much time do you have? Answer: Not much.

Question: How many books do you own? Answer: Not many.

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Not BLANK, really.

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much

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It is used here to respond to a question about the extent of uncountable knowledge.

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