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Azz Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Much of

Can one say

a. You don't say much of anything..
b. He doesn't like much of anything.
?

What does 'much of anything' mean in these sentences?

Many thanks.
  

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azz What does 'much of anything' mean in these sentences? I take the meaning as "very much". That may vary slightly from one context to another.

  • azz What does 'much of anything' mean in these sentences?
  • I take the meaning as "very much".
  • That may vary slightly from one context to another.
  • [You don't say / He doesn't like] [very much / much of anything].
  • There's very little that [ you say / he likes ].
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azzWhat does 'much of anything' mean in these sentences?
I take the meaning as "very much". That may vary slightly from one context to another.

[You don't say / He doesn't like] [very much / much of anything].

There's very little that [ you say / he likes ].

CJ

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