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Carrot Posted 19 years ago
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A Lot OF / Lots ...
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00 Which of following two: 02 br
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00 Which of following two: 02 br
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00 should I use? I know they both are right, and correct, but i am totally confused and I do not know which one should I use in some sentences... and that's why i keep using "a lot of" only... Can you give me a clue, some example when should i use "Lots"? 0-
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0 'Lots (of)' is informal for 'a lot (of)': 02 br
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01 i 00 we've (got) lots of time; we had lots of fun at the party; there were lots and lots of books all over the place. 02 i 0-
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01 i 00 we've (got) lots of time; we had lots of fun at the party; there were lots and lots of books all over the place. 02 i 0-
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