Sentence translation: I am curious whether computers can do more in the future. How much more is a question about computers will be able to do.

I subject wonder predicate (object of how much more clause computers computers subject will be able to do predicate in the future adverbial) object clause.

Please note that if you use many, you cannot express the meaning of "you can do more in the future". In addition, much here is an adverb of degree, modifying the comparative form of many, which is used to express "How many more (things) can be done by computers in the future than now."

1. wonder

1. Meaning: n. Surprise; astonishment; miracle; wonder. v. Surprise; wonder; doubt. adj. Wonderful; extraordinary

2. Usage

The basic meaning of wonder is "to wonder about..." and often refers to magnificent or novel and strange things in nature or art. Surprising and confusing. Wonder also often means "wanting to know" or "asking oneself", which means thinking about something and trying to make guesses in order to know more about it.

When wonder is used with whether [if], it means "thinking about something and trying to judge whether it is true". It can also express a tactful request or invitation.

They were filled with wonder at the new waterfall.

They were filled with wonder at the new waterfall.

They were filled with wonder at the new waterfall.

2. Much

1. Meaning: adj. Many. adv. Very; very; almost. n. Many

2. Usage

Much is used as an adverb to mainly express "degree", meaning "very, very, greatly, more,...how", and can modify verbs (can placed before or after it), and often modify the comparative or superlative form and participle of adjectives or adverbs. Generally used in questions or negative sentences.

Much can also be interpreted as "almost, roughly" to express degree.

All the furniture in the room had much carving.

All the furniture in the room had much carving.

3. Computers

1. Meaning: n. Computer. The plural form of the noun computer

2. Usage

The basic meaning of computer is "computer" and can also be translated as "computer".

Computer is a countable noun.

Computers are now in widespread use.

Computers are now in widespread use.

4. able

1. Meaning: adj. able; capable; capable

2. Usage

able When used as a predicative, the subject is usually a person, but it can also be an animal, and occasionally it can be an object (mostly seen in scientific and technological writing). When used as an attributive, able mainly modifies people, and it can also modify what people do, indicating that things are done well or successfully. When used in this way, it also implies that the person who did the thing is talented.

In addition to be, able can also be used after other linking verbs such as seem, feel, etc.

We shall be able to deal with all sorts of problem.

We shall be able to deal with all sorts of difficulties.

5. future

1. Meaning: adj. future. n. future; future; futures

2. Usage

future can have expressions such as in future, in the future and for the future, but there is no such thing as for future: in future and for the future generally means the entire future, while in the future generally means a certain period in the future.

For the future often implies "different from the past".

Do you really care nothing about your future?

You really don’t care about your future at all?