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I'd say "He killed as many people as you did".
I'm as glad as you are.I'm glad as much as you do.:cross:
I'm as glad as you are.
It's not easy to fit 'much' into that sentence.
Perhaps I'm glad – as much as you are, but it's not very natural.
Can you give example sentences that include as much as and as many as?
How about "I'm glad just as much as you are"?
As much as I'd like to, I can't think of as many examples as I'd like to.
Can you give an example that includes 'as many as' as well?
I don't drink as many glasses of water a day as I'm supposed to.
Using the proper terminology is as much of a concern for me as it is for you.I make as many grammar terminology mistakes as I can. I'm not proud of it.)
As much as I'd like to, I can't think of as many examples as I'd like to.
Does "as much as" mean "even though" here?