Semantics is OK. But, What is the difference between 'Many people will not like it' and 'Not many people will like it' grammatically, I mean, in terms of sentence structure?
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Hi, V! Here's another way to look at it:
'Not many people will like it.' This means that FEW people will like it. Most people won't.
'Many people will not like it.' This means that SOME WILL like and SOME WON'T. We don't know whether or not most people will like it.
'Not will many people like it.' This is bad grammar.
Which one of the above sentences is correct?
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