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Soheil1 Posted 7 years ago
Vocabulary

A plethora

Hi.

What's the difference between "a plethora of" and "much" data?

  

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We don't usually say I have much data. We say eg I have a lot of data. eg I have too much data.

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  • We don't usually say I have much data.
  • We say eg I have a lot of data.
  • eg I have too much data.
  • a plethora means a lot , maybe even too much.
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We don't usually say I have much data.

We say

eg I have a lot of data.

eg I have too much data.

a plethora means a lot, maybe even too much.

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