I'm Alice Bryant, and this star alot needs as much water as this J plant.

The two plants need equal amounts of water I just made.

And as as comparison between the amounts or quantities of two things, notice that I use the word much with the noun water because water is an uncountable noun.

Dr.

Jill, would you give us another example?

Sure, the Monday class has as many students as the Wednesday class.

I used the word many with the noun students because students are accountable.

That's right.

Let's see how to form these equal comparisons.

The structure goes like this subject, plus verb than as much or many plus noun as then a noun or noun phrase we also use as as comparisons to express inequality about amounts.

For example, if my plants did not need the same amount of water, I could say this star alot does not need as much water as this jade plants.

Okay, your turn again.

Jill got it.

The Monday class doesn't have as many students as the Wednesday class.

Oh, that's all right.