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Mickey Mouse 8241 Posted 9 years ago
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We had plenty to talk about.
If I want to use the appropriate "nouns" after the pronoun "plenty" to convert the role of "plenty" as "pronoun" to "determiner" , which words would be more appropriate?
For example: I have got plenty of time/money/eggs/hotels/information.
How about the following?
They always gave us plenty to eat.
We had plenty to talk about.
"She knows a lot , but she still has plenty to learn."
It is an interesting city to visit. There is plenty to see"
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You can add a prepositional phrase: of+noun. We had plenty of family gossip to talk about.
- You can add a prepositional phrase: of+noun.
- We had plenty of family gossip to talk about.
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You can add a prepositional phrase: of+noun.
We had plenty of family gossip to talk about.
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