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Hotmale Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

As much or as many?

Hello,

can you please tell me which form should I use in this sentence?

"As many/much as 20 % of people were dissatified with the service".


Thank You

  

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It should be "many", since the constituent people are individually countable. Compare "as much as 20% of the company's revenue". There should be no space before a percentage sign.

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  • It should be "many", since the constituent people are individually countable.
  • Compare "as much as 20% of the company's revenue".
  • There should be no space before a percentage sign.
  • Spelling: dissati s fied
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It should be "many", since the constituent people are individually countable. Compare "as much as 20% of the company's revenue".

There should be no space before a percentage sign.

Spelling: dissatisfied

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