this or this much

(Use "both" instead of "the 2")

The second one would be okay with an "a."

You're not allowed to be this much of a sore loser.
You're not allowed to be such a sore loser. - I prefer this way.
You're not allowed to be this sore of a loser. - Possible, but a bit awkward.

Grammar GeekYou're not allowed to be this sore of a loser. - Possible, but a bit awkward.

Awkward indeed. I’d delete the preposition.

Please don't ask a question more than once.

http://www.EnglishForward.com/English/WhichIsCorrect/bcpmpq/post.htm

I always feel like I wasted my time giving an answer when someone else has already answered it in a duplicate thread.

Aspara Gus Grammar GeekYou're not allowed to be this sore of a loser. - Possible, but a bit awkward.Awkward indeed. I’d delete the preposition.

Could be a regional difference. The "of" belongs in my dialect.

I thought the prices would be good, but I didn't expect this much of a bargain.
I thought the hike might be tough, but not this hard of a cli

Hi,

Sorry for the duplicate, I could not find it.

Can I ask for you opinion? How would I have to write this so that it is correct? I don't know if the much is correct?
He's way too into money.
He's way too much into money.

They both sound all right to me.