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Seoul Brother Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
about ' not more than ' vs 'at most'
adults and children 12 years and over : take 2 pills every 6 hours, not more than 8 pills in 24 hours.
In the sentence above, can I use 'at most' instead of 'not more than' without a change of meaning.
thanks in advance.
In the sentence above, can I use 'at most' instead of 'not more than' without a change of meaning.
thanks in advance.
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"At most" would also be correct, but "not more than" is idiomatic in this context and is what should be used.
- "At most" would also be correct, but "not more than" is idiomatic in this context and is what should be used.
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"At most" would also be correct, but "not more than" is idiomatic in this context and is what should be used.
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