Usages of mucho
Hay mucha gente en el mercado.
There are many people at the market.
Mi amiga sabe freír un huevo sin mucho aceite.
My friend knows how to fry an egg with little oil.
No quiero pedir mucho dinero a mi familia.
I do not want to ask my family for a lot of money.
Prefiero estudiar fuera de casa cuando hay mucho ruido.
I prefer to study outside the house when there is a lot of noise.
Costó aparcar cerca del restaurante porque había mucha gente en la zona peatonal.
It was hard to park near the restaurant because there were many people in the pedestrian area.
Me duele la cabeza cuando hay mucho ruido.
My head hurts when there is a lot of noise.
Ojalá la secretaría abriera antes los viernes, porque siempre hay mucha cola por la mañana.
I wish the office opened earlier on Fridays, because there is always a long queue in the morning.
Si hay mucha cola en la taquilla del cine, compraremos las entradas en línea.
If there is a long queue at the cinema ticket office, we will buy the tickets online.
Si hay mucho tráfico en la autopista, prefiero viajar en tren.
If there is a lot of traffic on the motorway, I prefer to travel by train.
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