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Michelle Cha Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

I don't like her much

Hi teachers! I have many questions nowadays.


I just came across #1 sentence and wonder is it grammartical since I used to say "that much" not just "much" like in #2.


1. I don't like her much.

2. I don't like her that much.


As always, many thanks teachers.

  

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Michelle Cha 1. I don't like her much. 2.

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  • Michelle Cha 1.
  • I don't like her much.
  • 2.
  • I don't like her that much.
  • These are both fine.
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Michelle Cha1. I don't like her much.
2. I don't like her that much.

These are both fine.

"that much" can mean "very much", or (with "that" emphasised) it can mean to an extent previously suggested. For example:

A: Why don't you invite her over to your house for dinner?
B: I don't like her that much!

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