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Mickey Mouse 8241 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
What is the role of 'a lot and much' in my sentences?
Can we use 'adverb' before pronoun?
As we know adverbs are normally used to modify 'other adverbs' , 'verbs', and 'adjectives'. e.g (I'm feeling a lot better today.)
I consider 'a lot and 'much' as adverbs and 'more' as pronoun in the following. are my analysis corect?
I earn a lot more than my sister does.
I can't stand much more of this.
I eat a lot less than I used to.
I have a lot more in common with my friends than my family.
As we know adverbs are normally used to modify 'other adverbs' , 'verbs', and 'adjectives'. e.g (I'm feeling a lot better today.)
I consider 'a lot and 'much' as adverbs and 'more' as pronoun in the following. are my analysis corect?
I earn a lot more than my sister does.
I can't stand much more of this.
I eat a lot less than I used to.
I have a lot more in common with my friends than my family.
Top answer
More and less are adverbs in those sentences.
- More and less are adverbs in those sentences.
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Mickey Mouse 8241I earn a lot more than my sister does.More -> pronoun
a lot -> adverb
Mickey Mouse 8241I can't stand much more of this.much -> adverb
more -> pronoun
Mickey Mouse 8241I eat a lot less than I used to.a lot -> adverb
less -> adverb
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