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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
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Can I say,

(a) We learnt many about the plants and animals.

(b) We learnt of / about a lot of plants and animals.

(c) We learnt many plants and animals.
  

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I submit the following for your consideration: (l) If you want to stress the depth of knowledge that you received, you might say: "We learned (a lot) (much) about the plants and animals," and (2) If you wish to emphasize the variety of plants and animals that were studied, you might say: "We learned about (many) (a lot of) plants and animals." Sincerely, James
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(a) We learnt many about the plants and animals. No. We learnt (learned for me) about many plants and animals. We learned much about plants and animals.

(b) We learnt of / about a lot of plants and animals.

(c) We learnt many things about plants and animals.

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