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Smart Girl 6725 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Can you help me understand these sentences instructures?
- I don't have much of a sweet craving.
In this sentence 'much' is an adverb and 'a sweet craving' is a compound noun, right?
- I don't have a craving for sweet.
In this sentence 'craving' is a noun and 'sweet' is a noun too, right?
In this sentence 'much' is an adverb and 'a sweet craving' is a compound noun, right?
- I don't have a craving for sweet.
In this sentence 'craving' is a noun and 'sweet' is a noun too, right?
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The only one I would use is I don't have a craving for sweets. And yes, they are both nouns.
- The only one I would use is I don't have a craving for sweets.
- And yes, they are both nouns.
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The only one I would use is I don't have a craving for sweets. And yes, they are both nouns.
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For a much more natural sound, I would rephrase your sentence to: I don't have much of a craving for sweets.
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