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Лена Лемешева Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Much/Many
You put too (many/much) fruit in the salad.
Hi) I really don't understand what I should use, 'fruit' is in the plural((
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"Fruit" is not countable. " Here are examples: You put too much fruit in the salad. You put too many strawberries and blueberries in the salad.
- "Fruit" is not countable.
- " Here are examples: You put too much fruit in the salad.
- You put too many strawberries and blueberries in the salad.
- You put too much dressing on the salad.
- You put too many croutons on the salad.
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"Fruit" is not countable. So you need "much." Here are examples:
You put too much fruit in the salad.
You put too many strawberries and blueberries in the salad.
You put too much dressing on the salad.
You put too many croutons on the salad.
You put too much lettuce in the salad.
You put too much Parmesan cheese on the salad.
You put too much meat in the salad.
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