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  1. 19-May-2008, 13:57 #1
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    Default Lots or Loads ?

    Hi everyone !

    I'm just curious, are there any rules for the use of lots and loads ? Does it matter when you use the one or the other ?

    Thank you ! =)
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    Default Re: Lots or Loads ?

    As in, there's lots/loads of food on the table? If so, then, no, there isn't a difference.

  3. 19-May-2008, 14:06 #3
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    Wink Re: Lots or Loads ?

    Except that 'loads of food' is a colloquialism! [c.f. on-going concerns about me and my]

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