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  1. 01-Jun-2006, 15:40 #1
    YOSHITAKEHORI
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    I learned that "a lot of, lots of ,plenty of" can be used for a both countable and uncountable noun. But I don't know if they can be used in a nagative sentence. for example;
    #1. We didn't have lots of rain yesterday.
    #2. We didn't earn plenty of money last year.
    Are these sentences correct gramatically?
    Could any teacher tell me?
  2. 01-Jun-2006, 19:20 #2
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    Default Re: lots of

    Quote Originally Posted by YOSHITAKEHORI
    I learned that "a lot of, lots of ,plenty of" can be used for a both countable and uncountable noun. But I don't know if they can be used in a nagative sentence. for example;
    #1. We didn't have lots of rain yesterday.
    #2. We didn't earn plenty of money last year.
    Are these sentences correct gramatically?
    Could any teacher tell me?
    Please change #1 to "a lot of rain"
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