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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Rights

Too much rights mean more corruption. Or

Too much rights means more corruption.

Which is correct?

Thanks.
  

Top answer

The error is in the word 'much'. I would probably say: Too many rights means more corruption. The reason is that in my mind I hear: Having too many rights means more corruption.

— CalifJim

  • The error is in the word 'much'.
  • I would probably say: Too many rights means more corruption.
  • The reason is that in my mind I hear: Having too many rights means more corruption.
  • Or Giving people too many rights means ...
  • Which of the two is unclear, so you should probably specify, but in any case I don't hear "rights" as the true subject.
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The error is in the word 'much'.

I would probably say:

Too many rights means more corruption.

The reason is that in my mind I hear:

Having too many rights means more corruption.

Or Giving people too many rights means ...


Which of the two is unclear, so you should probably specify, but in any case I
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