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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Much or a lot of?
My sister won much / a lot of money in the lottery.
Which one is suitable here? I think both are fine but I'm not sure. Thank you.
Which one is suitable here? I think both are fine but I'm not sure. Thank you.
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Both correct, but much is normally used in negative and interrogative sentences.
- Both correct, but much is normally used in negative and interrogative sentences.
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Both correct, but much is normally used in negative and interrogative sentences.
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Hi
Totally agree
- My sister does the lottery but she's never won much
- She's just won a lot of money!
Dave
Totally agree
- My sister does the lottery but she's never won much
- She's just won a lot of money!
Dave
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