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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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"He wants some mangoes but not so many that."
"He wants some mangoes but not so much that."
Please tell the mistake. Thanks.
"He wants some mangoes but not so much that."
Please tell the mistake. Thanks.
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He wants some mangoes but not so (or as ) many as that. He wants some mango but not so (or as ) much as that.
- He wants some mangoes but not so (or as ) many as that.
- He wants some mango but not so (or as ) much as that.
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He wants some mangoes but not so (or as) many as that.
He wants some mango but not so (or as) much as that.
He wants some mango but not so (or as) much as that.
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