Use of "much"
Hi. Is it correct to use what I think is a quantifier, "much," in phrases like below, which have plural nouns? Thank you in advance for your help.
1. much of the problems
2. much of the disturbances.
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anonymous Hi. Is it correct to use what I think is a quantifier, "much," in phrases like below, which have plural nouns? Thank you in advance for your help.
- anonymous Hi.
- Is it correct to use what I think is a quantifier, "much," in phrases like below, which have plural nouns?
- Thank you in advance for your help.
- 1.
- much of the problems 2.
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anonymousHi. Is it correct to use what I think is a quantifier, "much," in phrases like below, which have plural nouns? Thank you in advance for your help.
1. much of the problems
2. much of the disturbances.
No, much won't work. You should use many in those sentences.
0You can say, much of his problem with his wife is related to money. ( as a singular reference) Or, many of his problems came from his drug use. (plural reference )
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