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| so we also can say that, " we have a lot of money" right? |
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| Lot is Noun,pronoun,Adverb A lot of ground. How much money do you have? A lot. I feel a lot better. ==== Much is adjective,adverb,Noun! There is so much pleasure in reading I found her much altered. Much of what you say is true. |
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| I am not sure but I think here I would use a lot of |
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| I prefer a lot to write and much in talking .. |
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| It would be "Ok, I get that, too". Often Americans use "got" instead of "get" but that is not correct. Beware! You need a comma before the "too". |
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| You should use forgot instead of forget. Because forgot is a past and forget is future |
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We use "too" when you reckon or as replacement for the word "also." For example: I also like that shirt./I like that shirt too. |
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| Thank you. You told, we use `much' in only negative sentences. So, I hope, no one sentence in the world where `much' is used in affirmative sentences. If I am wrong, please tell me. Also, please check whether the following sentences are right or wrong. I have a lot of food. I don't have much food. I gave a lot of money to him. I didn't give much money to him. Am I right? |
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