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Kenny1999 Posted 3 years ago
Grammar
Is "a lot and a lot" correct?
I'd like to emphasize something that is really in large amount.
Can I say, for example
I have been figuring out a lot and a lot of ways but I can't find out a solution.
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kenny1999 I have been figuring out a lot and a lot of ways but I can't find out a solution. No. We say "lots and lots" for that.
- kenny1999 I have been figuring out a lot and a lot of ways but I can't find out a solution.
- No.
- We say "lots and lots" for that.
- It is informal.
- By the way, we don't find out a solution.
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kenny1999I have been figuring out a lot and a lot of ways but I can't find out a solution.
No. We say "lots and lots" for that. It is informal. By the way, we don't find out a solution. We find one.
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