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| Scenario: At the restaurant paying the bill. 1. Don't give her so much tip. (Is this correct?) 2. Don't give her so much tips. (If this is correct, why? I do hear people say this a lot? Is that how you spell 'tips' ?) 3. Don't give her so many tip. (This sentence is incorrect?) 4. Don't give her so many tips. (This sentence is correct? But I shouldn't use this one?) 5. Don't give her a lot of tips. (If this is okay, how come #4 is not often used?) 6. Don't give her a lot of tip. (Is this okay? I don't hear this a lot?) Which one should I use? What would you use? Thanks. Last edited by jack; 19-Mar-2005 at 08:12. |
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| Don't give her such a big tip. |
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| What about this? Are these correct? If not, why? Scenario: She's a waitress at a restaurant and I'm talking about her. 1. She gets so much tip. (Is this correct?) 2. She gets so much tips. (If this is correct, why? I do hear people say this a lot? Is that how you spell 'tips' ?) 3. She gets so many tip. (This sentence is incorrect?) 4. She gets so many tips. (This sentence is correct? But I shouldn't use this one?) 5. She gets a lot of tips. (If this is okay, how come #4 is not often used?) 6. She gets a lot of tip. (Is this okay? I don't hear this a lot?) Which one should I use? What would you use? |
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