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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Lots
I am confused about 'lot' and 'lots.' Is it lots of litter? Litter as in dirt... Because litter is uncountable, so I am wondering whether 'a lot' would be correct instead of 'lots.'
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' Is it lots of litter? Litter as in dirt... They're used interchangeably, in my experience, in referring to litter/dirt.
- ' Is it lots of litter?
- Litter as in dirt...
- They're used interchangeably, in my experience, in referring to litter/dirt.
- "Lots" is more casual.
- How much dirt is there?
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I am confused about 'lot' and 'lots.' Is it lots of litter? Litter as in dirt...
They're used interchangeably, in my experience, in referring to litter/dirt. "Lots" is more casual.
How much dirt is there? (reply) Lots! / A lot!
Even with countable things:
How many horses did you
They're used interchangeably, in my experience, in referring to litter/dirt. "Lots" is more casual.
How much dirt is there? (reply) Lots! / A lot!
Even with countable things:
How many horses did you
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