I’ve never seen many used this way.
I read this online.
The menu boards can be many depending on how big the drive-thru is.
I think it means
1 There are many menu boards depending on how big it is.
2 There are many menu boards. It depends on how big it is.
Which is correct? 1 or 2 ?
thank you
anonymous The menu boards can be many depending on how big the drive-thru is. This is not good English. anonymous 1 There are many menu boards depending on how big it is.
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anonymousThe menu boards can be many depending on how big the drive-thru is.
This is not good English.
anonymous1 There are many menu boards depending on how big it is.
2 There are many menu boards. It depends on how big it is.
I don't see the important difference between these. I suppose the sentence means thi
anonymousI’ve never seen 'many' used this way.
It's not common, but it's possible.
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