🇬🇧 Many meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

“Many” is a word we use when there are a lot of people or things, more than just a few. If you see a big group of something—like tons of ants on a cookie, or a pile of toys on the floor—you can say there are “many” of them. It doesn’t tell you the exact number, but it means the number is big.

Many tiny glitter pieces escaped the art project and now live permanently on our kitchen table.

Many thoughts told me to do my homework, but one loud thought yelled, “Snack first!”

Many questions exploded in my head during the test, but only a few actually brought answers.

Many socks entered the washing machine, but only a mysterious few ever came back.

Many stars in the sky are so far away that their light started traveling before your great-great-grandparents were even born—which basically means we’re looking at ancient space.

A girl goes to the park with a big box. Many children run to the box. Many dogs run and play. Many apples fall out. She gives many apples to the children. Many small hands take apples. The girl smiles. The park feels warm and happy, and the sun is out.

This word is at the A1 level, which means it is one of the first words you learn when starting English. It’s commonly used in everyday conversations and helps you communicate basic ideas like greetings, family, or daily activities.

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