Mucho can tell you how much someone does an action.
The idea
After a verb, the adverb mucho stays the same. Before a noun, mucho agrees with it: mucha agua, muchas plantas.
Examples
- Marta lee mucho por la noche.Marta reads a lot at night.
- Mis abuelos caminan mucho en el parque.My grandparents walk a lot in the park.
- Hoy trabajamos mucho en el jardín.Today we work a lot in the garden.
- El bebé duerme mucho después de comer.The baby sleeps a lot after eating.
- A Luis le gusta mucho la música.Luis likes music a lot.
- En verano bebemos mucha agua.In summer we drink a lot of water.
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Watch out
Do not change the adverb to match the person: ellas estudian mucho, not ellas estudian muchas.
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Choose the correct form: Ellas estudian ___ para el examen. (mucho / muchas)
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mucho
Mucho describes the amount of studying, so it stays unchanged.
Choose the correct form: Tenemos ___ plantas en casa. (mucho / muchas)
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muchas
Muchas matches the feminine plural noun plantas.
Choose the correct form: Mi hermano cocina ___ los domingos. (mucho / muchos)
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mucho
Mucho describes how much the brother cooks.
Practice round
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Choose the correct form: Ellas estudian ___ para el examen. (mucho / muchas)
Choose the correct form: Tenemos ___ plantas en casa. (mucho / muchas)
Choose the correct form: Mi hermano cocina ___ los domingos. (mucho / muchos)
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