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Miyabi Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Much idea?

Is it correct to say,

"I don't have much idea of what are the essential things I've to buy first for my new born baby."

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I don't have much idea of the essential things I've to buy first for my newborn baby. Some grammarians may argue with 'much idea', but it is common in spoken English.

— Mister Micawber

  • I don't have much idea of the essential things I've to buy first for my newborn baby.
  • Some grammarians may argue with 'much idea', but it is common in spoken English.
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I don't have much idea of the essential things I've to buy first for my newborn baby.

Some grammarians may argue with 'much idea', but it is common in spoken English.
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