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Nga Nguyễn 4548 Posted 7 years ago
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Grammar
this sentence: " significantly much garbage was buried in the dump during the timescale"
it's right or wrong when I used "much" and Can I use "more"??
Thank you!
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n 4548 this sentence: " significantly much garbage was buried in the dump during the timescale" That's not correct. You probably mean "A significant amount of garbage was buried in the dump over the/this period". Sentences begin with a capital letter.
- n 4548 this sentence: " significantly much garbage was buried in the dump during the timescale" That's not correct.
- You probably mean "A significant amount of garbage was buried in the dump over the/this period".
- Sentences begin with a capital letter.
- n 4548 Can I use "more"??
- " is correct English, but the meaning is different.
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Nga Nguy?n 4548this sentence: " significantly much garbage was buried in the dump during the timescale"
That's not correct. You probably mean "A significant amount of garbage was buried in the dump over the/this period".
Sentences begin with a capital letter.
Nga Nguy?n 4548Can I use "more"??
"Significantly m
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