We use much + uncountable noun (much food / much money etc.): Did you buy much food? We don't have much luggage. How much money do you want? A: Do you have any money? B: I have some, but not much.

We use 'much' with uncountable nouns.

• 'Much' is typically used in questions and negative sentences.
• In positive sentences, 'a lot of' is more common.

Examples:

• Did you buy much food? (Question)
• We don't have much luggage. (Negative)
• How much money do you want? (Question)
• A: Do you have any money?
• B: I have some, but not much. (Negative response)