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How much of your resources
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How much/many of your resources are you willing to give up?
I've read this in a book and 'much' was used. But isn't resources a countable noun in this case?
Thanks!
How much/many of your resources are you willing to give up?
I've read this in a book and 'much' was used. But isn't resources a countable noun in this case?
Thanks!
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It's a bit sloppy, but I think it's not talking about individual resources. g. " "I'm willing to give up more than half of my resources ...
- It's a bit sloppy, but I think it's not talking about individual resources.
- g.
- " "I'm willing to give up more than half of my resources ...
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It's a bit sloppy, but I think it's not talking about individual resources.
You could interpret it e.g. as
" How much (what proportion) of your resources are you willing to give up?"
"I'm willing to give up more than half of my resources ... etc."
You could interpret it e.g. as
" How much (what proportion) of your resources are you willing to give up?"
"I'm willing to give up more than half of my resources ... etc."
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