The use of muy y mucho en español

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Although they have the same meaning, the use of very y a lot, en español, differs from the acquaintance with which they accompany.very(adverb), la apocoped form of a lot, es invariable y will always go before adjectives or adverbs. Yaa lot (adjective) varies from gender and number when accompanying it refers to a noun (noun), but it does not occur when it accompanies a verb in the sentence, as it works as an adverb. / Although they have the same meaning, the use of very and a lot, in Spanish, differs according to what comes with it.. very(adverb), the shortened form of a lot, is invariable and will always go before adjectives or adverbs. Já a lot (adjective) varies in gender and number when accompanying or referring to a noun (noun), but this does not occur when accompanying a verb in the sentence, as it works as an adverb.

FORM

very

+ Adjective

+ Adjective

Mucho/Mucha

Muchos/Muchas

+ Noun (nombre)

Verb +

Mucho


we see some examples (Let's look at some examples):

Many with adjectives:

maria is very tired/ Mary is very tired.

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My teacher is very good/ My teacher is very good.

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Juan is very happy with the vacaciones/ Juan is very happy with his vacation.

Many with adverbs:

Pedro lives around here / Pedro lives very close to here.

Ana walks very fast/ Ana walks very fast.

We are very happy/ We are very well.

Mucho/Mucha, Muchos/Muchas with nouns:

It is very hot in the summer/ It's very hot in summer.

I have a lot of work this month/ I have a lot of work this month.

He bought a lot of books/ I bought a lot of books.

Verb with much:

He studied a lot for la prueba/ I studied a lot for the test.

Duel me a lot in my head/ My head hurts a lot.

Pablo trabajó mucho el mesado/ Pablo worked a lot last month.

Exceptions:

Mucho can be used before four adjectives (bigger, smaller, better, worse) y of four adverbs (before, after, bad, less). / A lot can be used in front of four adjectives (greater, less, better, worse) and four adverbs (before, after, more, less).


Hellen de Carvalho
Spanish teacher

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