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MyShirley Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
what is the difference?
I am more of a winter drinker.
I am much of a winder drinker.
what is the difference between them?
I am much of a winder drinker.
what is the difference between them?
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MyShirley I am more of a winter drinker. I am much of a winder assume you mean winter? drinker.
- MyShirley I am more of a winter drinker.
- I am much of a winder assume you mean winter?
- drinker.
- what is the difference between them?
- I'm not sure what a winter drinker is - someone who drinks during the winter, but not the other three seasons?
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MyShirleyI am more of a winter drinker.I'm not sure what a winter drinker is - someone who drinks during the winter, but not the other three seasons?
I am much of a winder assume you mean winter? drinker.
what is the difference between them?
In any case, your second sentence doesn't make any
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Hi,
I am much of a winter drinker.
We certainly don't say the above. However, we do use the construction I am not much of a winter drinker. The meaning is that this is not a large part of my character or habits. It's a rather idiomatic kind of expression.
Best wishes, Clive
I am much of a winter drinker.
We certainly don't say the above. However, we do use the construction I am not much of a winter drinker. The meaning is that this is not a large part of my character or habits. It's a rather idiomatic kind of expression.
Best wishes, Clive
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