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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Lots of/ a lot of?
Hello, I'm in my second year of middle school and I have a test tomorrow.
I don't understand how to use these words in a sentence or just normally: "a lot of, lots of".
What's the difference between them?
And please also explain these: " much, many, little, few."
-Thanks
I don't understand how to use these words in a sentence or just normally: "a lot of, lots of".
What's the difference between them?
And please also explain these: " much, many, little, few."
-Thanks
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Anon: Here are some examples: There is a lot of water in the ocean. (A large quantity of water) We did not have a lot of snow last winter. ) It has been very dry.
- Anon: Here are some examples: There is a lot of water in the ocean.
- (A large quantity of water) We did not have a lot of snow last winter.
- ) It has been very dry.
- There is not a lot of water in the lake.
- He has lots of friends.
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Anon:
Here are some examples:
There is a lot of water in the ocean. (A large quantity of water)
We did not have a lot of snow last winter. (It did not snow much.)
It has been very dry. There is not a lot of water in the lake.
He has lots of friends. He does not have a lot of friends.
The farmer has a lot of apples for sal
Here are some examples:
There is a lot of water in the ocean. (A large quantity of water)
We did not have a lot of snow last winter. (It did not snow much.)
It has been very dry. There is not a lot of water in the lake.
He has lots of friends. He does not have a lot of friends.
The farmer has a lot of apples for sal
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