How come? Much is followed by uncountable nouns without plural. The singular and plural forms of predicate verbs in a sentence are determined by the subject of the sentence.

How come? Usage of much:

1, used to ask the number of things, followed by uncountable nouns. For example:

How much milk is there in the glass? How much milk is there in the glass?

2. Used to ask about the weight of things. For example:

How much does this pig weigh? How much does this pig weigh?

When the amount money means "how much", it can be used alone or form the phrase how more money, but in English, special money is often omitted to ask the price of something. For example:

How much is this eraser? How much is this eraser?

4. Used to ask what the result of digital calculation is equivalent to. For example:

How much is three plus one? How much is three plus one?

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The difference between how much and how much:

First, the modifiers are different.

1 and howmany are used to modify the plural of countable nouns, and their sentence patterns are: Howmany+ plural nouns+general questions+

2.howmuch is used to modify uncountable nouns, indicating quantity, and can also be used alone.

Second, the usage is different.

1, how much means how much, used to ask the quantity. For example:

How many apples do you have? How many apples do you have?

How much is the asking price? For example:

How much is this dress? How much is this dress?