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Much and many can be used as adjective or pronoun.

When we use them as adjective, we always put a noun after them directly,  which shows the quantity.

• The school has many activities for students.

• Drunk driving causes many accidents. 

• Teddy eats too much junk food.

When we use them as pronoun, we don't put a noun after it.

• Much has been said about the issue. (Much information)

• Many have believed him. (many people)

• Many are now suggesting that there may be some alternatives to animal testing. (many scientists)

• Much will be said and written about this problem.

• I didn't have much to give you.

• I don't know much / many. (much information / many people)

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