Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Apr 10, 2015 ... ... da(he is rich), ??????kare wa kane mochi da(he is having
• He has much money is not normal English. Speakers would more naturally say: He has a lot of money / He has loads of money. Much of what you have written is  ...
• money) or ?? ???????(he has money, implying he has much money).
• He has much money to spend on clothes = "He has a lot of money to spend on clothes." You can use many in affirmative sentences, but it sounds quite formal.
• He has much money. Bill Gates is very rich. He has a lot of money. Use much in questions, do you have much money?; and negatives, I don't have much money.

• ... negative construction with much or many in conversational English, as it sounds slightly less formal: He has little money. > He doesn't have very much money.
• Mar 1, 2014 ... Note, I'm not saying he has little money. He spends very, very little money, but he has lots more money than he spends. For example, he can ...
• 3 days ago ... He can't finance his own campaign, which means he has little money to spend on signs or advertising and almost no chance of winning.
• Mar 26, 2015 ... Being in college, he has little money, but he managed to purchase several cables to connect the computer to the network. He needs to return all ...