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| Try here first: http://leo.stcloudstate.edu/grammar/muchfew.html If you have any questions, let us know. We'd be happy to guide you through it. |
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| I am confused , I can't distinguish between (much and a lot of) in some situations such as : 1- Sue drinks much tea. (the use of much here is incorrect or unnatural) Why?? The right is : Sue drinks a lot of tea. - Another example : 1-I use the phone much at work.( wrong ) Why?? The right is : I use the phone a lot at work What is the diffirent between much and a lot in these examples?? note: This examples are taken from :(English grammar in use), Raymond Murphy,p172. |
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| We rarely use 'much' in positive sentences: I use the telephone much at work- grammatically correct, but very unnatural. I don't use the telephone much at work- fine In both examples above, we could use 'a lot'. |
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| Thank you |
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| You're welcome. |
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