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much money vs more money

Both phrases have different meanings and are used in different contexts. 'Much money' is used to refer to a large amount of money, while 'more money' indicates an increase in the amount of money. They're not directly comparable as they serve different purposes.
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much money

The phrase 'much money' is correct and commonly used in English to refer to a large amount of money.

Use 'much money' when you want to talk about a significant or substantial amount of money.

Examples:

  • I don't have much money left after paying my bills.
  • She inherited much money from her grandparents.
  • How much money do you need for the project?
  • There is not much money in the budget for additional expenses.
  • He spent much money on his new car.
  • That just seems like I'm spending too much money for nothing.
  • We didn't make much money either.
  • SAMIR: But that's not much money.
  • We'll never have that much money.
  • And I know y'all don't have much money.
  • People do bad things when this much money's on the line.
  • These things cost too much money.
  • We didn't have much money...
  • We didn't have much money, but everything was fine.
  • My husband hasn't much money.
  • They were real surprised you had so much money.
  • Nobody could walk away from that much money.
  • How can you earn so much money without working.
  • So much money spent on those cameras.
  • I don't need too much money for the moment.
  • Never had this much money coming back from a tour.
  • And he didn't look like he had much money.
  • Not that much money but surrounded by it.
  • Anna and I don't have much money.
  • That's how I am earning this much money.

Alternatives:

  • a lot of money
  • a large sum of money
  • a considerable amount of money
  • a substantial amount of money
  • a copious amount of money

more money

The phrase 'more money' is correct and commonly used in English to indicate an increase in the amount of money.

Use 'more money' when you want to express a comparison between two amounts of money, with the second amount being greater than the first.

Examples:

  • I need more money to buy that new phone.
  • She earns more money than her husband.
  • Can you lend me some more money?
  • We should invest more money in marketing.
  • He spent more money on clothes this month.

Alternatives:

  • additional money
  • extra money
  • increased funds
  • greater amount of money
  • larger sum of money

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