How Much? VS How Many?

✅　How many donuts are in a small box?

✅　How much is a large box of donuts?

Many is used for countable nouns (things that we can count). 

Much is used for uncountable nouns (things that we cannot count). 

Money is an uncountable noun. When we ask "How much is a large box of donuts?" we really mean "How much money is a large box of donuts"

Dollars, yen and pounds are all countable nouns. You could say "How many dollars is a large box of donuts?" while gramatically correct it is not common to phrase the question in this way.

A simplified translation would be (this level is sufficient for the GTEC exam)

how much = いくら

how many =　いくつ 何個　何枚　など

I'm from the UK, we use (pounds). In Europe they use (Euros). I usually see $ dollars used in speaking tests and this is the reason that I have used them here. But don't forget to take a moment to double check the currency symbol before giving an answer.

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