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Discover Ludwig"many apples" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a large number of apples. Example: "She picked many apples from the orchard to make a delicious pie."
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How many apples?
How many apples do you have?
So that's how many apples there are in the economy.
"There were so many apples on the trees".
Today, the average American eats less than half as many apples in a year as the average European eats.
But see, the bottom thing is how many apples he had to give up, pit there, is how many apples he had to give up to get the land.
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This year many apple varieties felt the sting, especially those that budded early in April.
I have stopped at many apple orchards of various sizes all over Vermont and New Hampshire.
No wonder they had so many apple trees with so many blossoms in this valley.
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