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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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The least money or the least amount of money

Hi. Please help. Are they the same?

1. The person who has the least money among them is her friend.
2. The person who has the least amount of money among them is her friend.

How about these?

1. The person who gets the least advice is the winner.
2. The person who gets the least amount of advice is the winner.
  

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Anonymous Are they the same? Yes.

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Anonymous Are they the same?
Yes.
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Thank you. How about these? Do they mean the same? Thank you in advance for your help.

1. There are the least people in that room.
2. There is the least number of people in that room.
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1. There are the fewest people in that room.
2. There is the lowest number of people in that room.
Anonymous Do they mean the same
Yes.
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