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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
many more or much more
What is correct in this sentence: Much more, many more, a lot more?
Context:
"We welcome you with the best beats, live entertainment, cocktails and many more."
Context:
"We welcome you with the best beats, live entertainment, cocktails and many more."
Top answer
We use many for countable nouns and much for uncountable nouns,so in this sentence 'best beats, live entertaiment,coctails' are countable nouns and that's why is used many more.
- We use many for countable nouns and much for uncountable nouns,so in this sentence 'best beats, live entertaiment,coctails' are countable nouns and that's why is used many more.
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We use many for countable nouns and much for uncountable nouns,so in this sentence 'best beats, live entertaiment,coctails' are countable nouns and that's why is used many more.
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Your sentence has more serious problems than just 'many more' vs 'much more'.
'best beasts' sounds terrible so you really need some other adjective there, perhaps (most) dangerous/frightning/terrifying/dreaded beasts'.
Either 'much more' or 'many more' there can refer only to what has not been mentioned. For me, the natural choice in this case would be 'much more'.
The senten
'best beasts' sounds terrible so you really need some other adjective there, perhaps (most) dangerous/frightning/terrifying/dreaded beasts'.
Either 'much more' or 'many more' there can refer only to what has not been mentioned. For me, the natural choice in this case would be 'much more'.
The senten
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