Which is the correct answer?
____ I like her songs, I do not agree with the way she leads her life.
A. Much as
B. However much
Both A and B seem fine to me (correct me if i'm wrong).
Top answer
Only A sounds correct to me. "much as" means although or " despite the fact that" so much as and however much aren't normally interchangeable.
- Only A sounds correct to me.
- "much as" means although or " despite the fact that" so much as and however much aren't normally interchangeable.
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Only A sounds correct to me.
"much as" means although or "despite the fact that" so much as and however much aren't normally interchangeable.
0PDKT____ I like her songs, I do not agree with the way she leads her life.
A. Much as
B. However much
Both A and B seem fine to me (correct me if i'm wrong).
"Much as" in this sense is a broken version of "as much as". I would go so far as to call it wrong. "However much" is good English, but it sounds a bit stilted. I have a further prob
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