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The document discusses the proper use of "much" and "many" in questions and negatives. "Many" is used with count nouns and questions, while "much" is used with non-count nouns and questions. It provides examples of sentences using each and reminds that "there isn't much" means there is some, while "there isn't any" means there is none. It concludes by noting the use of "any" when unsure if something remains, and "much/many" when expecting some remains.