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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Much ?
is it grammatically correct to say" the girl bought much furniture for her room"?
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Sure, the sentence is correct. Furniture is an Uncountable Noun . With uncountable Nouns we always use "Much".
- Sure, the sentence is correct.
- Furniture is an Uncountable Noun .
- With uncountable Nouns we always use "Much".
- There are also a lot of other Uncountable Nouns which get "Much".
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Sure, the sentence is correct.
Furniture is an Uncountable Noun. With uncountable Nouns we always use "Much".
There are also a lot of other Uncountable Nouns which get "Much".
E.g. Much Money
Information
water
suger
milk
news
knowledge
equipment
....
Furniture is an Uncountable Noun. With uncountable Nouns we always use "Much".
There are also a lot of other Uncountable Nouns which get "Much".
E.g. Much Money
Information
water
suger
milk
news
knowledge
equipment
....
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Welcome to English Forums, hindss.
Likaa is wrong in her first point.
Your sentence is not grammatically wrong, but it is not a native utterance; we do not normally use 'much' in affirmative statements, where is it replaced by 'a lot of' or 'lots of' or 'a good bit of', or in very formal situations, by 'a considerable amount/quantity of'.
There is
Likaa is wrong in her first point.
Your sentence is not grammatically wrong, but it is not a native utterance; we do not normally use 'much' in affirmative statements, where is it replaced by 'a lot of' or 'lots of' or 'a good bit of', or in very formal situations, by 'a considerable amount/quantity of'.
There is
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