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Navitasan Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Not that many/much
Are sentences 1-4 correct in the given contexts:
Do people go out these days as much as they used to.
1-Not that much. Fewer people go out these days than they used to.
I suppose your relatives lent you money.
2-Not that much. Only a few of them did.
3-Not that many. Only a few of them did.
I suppose your relatives lent you money.
4-Not that much. They each lent us a very small amount.
Gratefully,
Navi.
Do people go out these days as much as they used to.
1-Not that much. Fewer people go out these days than they used to.
I suppose your relatives lent you money.
2-Not that much. Only a few of them did.
3-Not that many. Only a few of them did.
I suppose your relatives lent you money.
4-Not that much. They each lent us a very small amount.
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
I suppose your relatives lent you money. 2-Not that much. Only a little money.
- I suppose your relatives lent you money.
- 2-Not that much.
- Only a little money.
- 3-Not that many.
- Only a few of them did.
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I suppose your relatives lent you money.
2-Not that much. Only a little money.
3-Not that many. Only a few of them did.
The others are OK.
2-Not that much. Only a little money.
3-Not that many. Only a few of them did.
The others are OK.
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