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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Are these sentences correct
A. I gave much money.
B. He goes out much.
C. He works more than me.
D. He has more money than me.
E. He works most of all.
F. He has most money of all.
B. He goes out much.
C. He works more than me.
D. He has more money than me.
E. He works most of all.
F. He has most money of all.
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A. I gave much money. Possible. I gave a lot of money would be more usual.
B. He goes out much. Awkward. He goes out a lot/frequently/often would be more usual. However, Does he go out much? and He doesn't go out much are fine.
C. He works more than me.
B. He goes out much. Awkward. He goes out a lot/frequently/often would be more usual. However, Does he go out much? and He doesn't go out much are fine.
C. He works more than me.
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A. I gave much money. -------------- This is not a complete sentence. Also 'much' is used incorrectly.
B. He goes out much. ------------- He goes out a lot.
B. He goes out much. ------------- He goes out a lot.
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Anonymous Is it correct to say,"do you have much money"?In western cultures, this is a question you never should ask anyone. You can say though, ' I don't have much / a lot of money in my bank account.
When you are asking a question involving uncountables and abstract nouns, ( water, rain, sugar, time, suns
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