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Ardorado Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Is it 'you may have as much as you can,' or 'you may have as many as you can.'
is it 'you may have as much as you can,' or 'you may have as many as you can.' ?
I need grammatical explanation.
I need grammatical explanation.
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What are you having? " When the verb is " may have ," I'd say ". .
- What are you having?
- " When the verb is " may have ," I'd say ".
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What are you having?
If it's stuff, use "much."
If they are things, use "many."
When the verb is "may have," I'd say ". . . . as you like." OR ". . . . as you can eat."
But "you may do as much as you can."
If it's stuff, use "much."
If they are things, use "many."
When the verb is "may have," I'd say ". . . . as you like." OR ". . . . as you can eat."
But "you may do as much as you can."
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