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Chiaking Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Large amounts of / a large amount of
l used a large amount of water.
l used large amounts of water.
The meaning is different?
We can make curry in large amounts.
We can make curry in a large amount.
The meaning is different?
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chiaking l used a large amount of water. l used large amounts of water. These mean near enough the same thing.
- chiaking l used a large amount of water.
- l used large amounts of water.
- These mean near enough the same thing.
- For the word "I", I can see that you are using a lower-case "L" instead of an upper-case "i".
- This isn't correct.
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chiakingl used a large amount of water.
l used large amounts of water.
These mean near enough the same thing.
For the word "I", I can see that you are using a lower-case "L" instead of an upper-case "i". This isn't correct.
chiakingWe can make curry in large amounts.
We can make curry in a large amount.
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