Common mistakes with 'very', 'much' and 'many' | 'too tired' or 'too much tired' (EZEE #8)

Hello everyone. This is Minoo at Anglo-Link.

Welcome to Lesson 8 in my EZZE series, where we'll be looking at another easy-to-zap English error.

If you've already watched any of the first seven lessons in this series,

you know that we are gradually discovering and zapping some

common mistakes out of your written and spoken English.

Developing the ability to detect and correct  your own mistakes is a great confidence booster,

and the more self-confidence you gain, the  more quickly your English will improve.

Okay! In today's lesson, we're going to look at the words

'much', 'many', and 'very',

which have the same idea but used in different ways.

So let's clarify when you must use each of these words.

Well, that's it for Lesson 8 in my EZEE series.

I hope it has answered all your questions about 'very', 'much', and 'many'.

If you would like more  information and exercises on this topic,

please watch my YouTube lesson called 'Quantifiers',

or you may want to join my self-study course for a complete series of

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Thanks a lot for watching this lesson, and I'll see you soon in my next lesson.

Happy studies everyone, and goodbye for now.