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Nerea Posted 10 years ago
Business & Finance
Countable & Uncountable nouns
Hello, I'd like to know if this sentence is correct
"We don't have many hits from people in Australia"
Is many or any?
Thank you!
"We don't have many hits from people in Australia"
Is many or any?
Thank you!
Top answer
'We don't have many hits' means 'We have a few hits'. 'We don't have any hits' means 'We have no hits at all'. '
- 'We don't have many hits' means 'We have a few hits'.
- 'We don't have any hits' means 'We have no hits at all'.
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'We don't have many hits' means 'We have a few hits'.
'We don't have any hits' means 'We have no hits at all'.
A better title would have been 'any or many?'
'We don't have any hits' means 'We have no hits at all'.
A better title would have been 'any or many?'
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