Adjectives and Adverbs
There is a question:
"The debate over the dearh penalty has been complicated in recent years by ...... concerns ....... the fairness of the criminal justice system, and the role of doctors in carrying out executions."
a) such/ as
b) much/ like
The answer is "a".
When I fill the words in blanks I can see different meanings but meaningful sentences. Where is my wrong?
Top answer
" In b) you can't say much concerns because concerns is a countable noun. I can see different meanings but meaningful sentences. <<< I don't understand this.
- " In b) you can't say much concerns because concerns is a countable noun.
- I can see different meanings but meaningful sentences.
- <<< I don't understand this.
- Please state your problem another way.
- Thanks, Clive
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"The debate over the death penalty has been complicated in recent years by such concerns as the fairness of the criminal justice system, and the role of doctors in carrying out executions."
In b) you can't say much concerns because concerns is a countable noun.
I can see different meanings but meaningful sentences. <<< I don't under
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