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Navitasan Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
A lot/ a good deal
Are these sentences correct:
1-I was told a lot to swim.
2-They told me a lot to swim.
3-I was told to swim a good deal.
4-They told me to swim a good deal.
Aren't the last two ambiguous:
Meaning a: I was told to do a good deal of swimming,
Meaning b: I was told a good deal to swim.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1-I was told a lot to swim.
2-They told me a lot to swim.
3-I was told to swim a good deal.
4-They told me to swim a good deal.
Aren't the last two ambiguous:
Meaning a: I was told to do a good deal of swimming,
Meaning b: I was told a good deal to swim.
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
4-They told me to swim a good deal. 1, 2. Not correct.
- 4-They told me to swim a good deal.
- 1, 2.
- Not correct.
- 3, 4.
- Correct.
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navitasanAre these sentences correct:1-I was told a lot to swim.2-They told me a lot to swim.3-I was told to swim a good deal.4-They told me to swim a good deal.1, 2. Not correct.
3, 4. Correct.
navitasanambiguousYes. We don't know if the telling was especially frequent or if the swimming was to be especially freque
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