Discussion
Spot the error in the sentence given below :
He was not able to give many time to his research.
Answer: A
The error is in many time; it should be much time.
Time, in the sense of duration, is an uncountable noun, so it takes much (or a lot of), not many: He was not able to give much time to his research. Many goes with plural countable nouns, as in many times meaning 'on many occasions', which is a different sense.
He was not able, to give and to his research are all correctly formed.
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