I ate as many/I ate twice/I ate the same amount
Dear all,
I would like to know whether the following sentences are correct. If incorrect, please correct them.
1) I ate as many apples as Tom ate.
2) I ate twice as many apples as Tom ate.
3) I ate the same amount of apples as Tom ate.
4) We both ate the same number of apples.
5) I will give you as much money as you want.
6) I will give you any much money you want.
Thank you.
Top answer
cat navy 425 3) I ate the same amount of apples as Tom ate. "same number " is better with countable nouns, as you have in 4). I ate the same number of apples as Tom ate.
- cat navy 425 3) I ate the same amount of apples as Tom ate.
- "same number " is better with countable nouns, as you have in 4).
- I ate the same number of apples as Tom ate.
- cat navy 425 6) I will give you any much amount of money you want.
- It's 'any amount of', not 'any much'.
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cat navy 4253) I ate the same amount of apples as Tom ate.
"same number" is better with countable nouns, as you have in 4).
I ate the same number of apples as Tom ate.
cat navy 4256) I will give you anymuchamount of money you want.
It's 'any amoun
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