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Tung Quoc Posted 19 years ago
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00Are all correct?02br
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001. I have heard a lot about you.02br
002. I have heard much about you.02br
003. I have heard about you a lot.02br
004. I have heard about you much.02br
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00Thanks02br
00Quoc02br
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12br 12br 101. 12br 102. 12br 103.

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  • 12br 12br 101.
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  • 12br 103.
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  • 12br 12br 10Thanks12br 10Quoc12br 12blockquote 101,2, and 3 are fine; 4 is not0-
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01cite10Tung Quoc12cite10Hi,12br
12br
10Are all correct?12br
12br
101. I have heard a lot about you.12br
102. I have heard much about you.12br
103. I have heard about you a lot.12br
104. I have heard about you much.12br
12br
10Thanks12br
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0 With the proviso that 1 and 3 do not mean the same thing.02br
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00 1. [Much / A lot] has been said about you. Many things have been said about you.02br
00 3. I have heard you spoken of [many times / on many occasions]02br
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0 01table01tr01td
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02br
01font00Hi,02font02br
02br
01font00a/ (1) = (2)02br
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00Right? If not, what is the difference between (1) and (2)?02br
02font02br
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0>3. I have heard you spoken 01b00of02b00 [many times / on many occasions]02br
02br
00 For the OP:02br
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00 This means that: 02br
00 I have heard01i00 discussions01b00 about02b00 you02br
02i00I have heard you01i00 01b00mentioned, 02b
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0Hi,02br
02br
00You wrote:02br
02br
003. I have heard you spoken 01b00of02b00 [many times / on many occasions]02br
02br
00For the OP:02br
02br
00This means that: 02br
00I have heard01i00 discussions01b00 about02b00 you02br
02i00
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0 OP = original poster (to clarify to whom the remark was directed)02br
00 And the meaning of 1 and 2 is the same, yes.02br
02br
00 (I spoke about you = I spoke of you.)02br
02br
00 CJ0-
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