kadioguy
Key Member
- Joined
- Mar 4, 2017
- Member Type
- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- Chinese
- Home Country
- Taiwan
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- Taiwan
(In the Apple Event)
Tim Cook:
There's so much that people love about their iPhones. They love how easy it is to use, how it connects people in personal ways, how it elevates photography, keeps us informed and keeps us entertained.
With a powerful ecosystem of apps in the App Store, iPhone enables people to do more and more things every day.
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1.
Why is "much" used, rather than "many"?
Can I take it to mean something like "There's so much (quality) that people love about their iPhones"?
2.
What do you think about this variation? (by me)
There's so many (reasons/features) that people love about their iPhones.
Does it also sound natural to native speakers?
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(The source) https://youtu.be/KR0g-1hnQPA at 13:37
Tim Cook:
There's so much that people love about their iPhones. They love how easy it is to use, how it connects people in personal ways, how it elevates photography, keeps us informed and keeps us entertained.
With a powerful ecosystem of apps in the App Store, iPhone enables people to do more and more things every day.
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1.
Why is "much" used, rather than "many"?
Can I take it to mean something like "There's so much (quality) that people love about their iPhones"?
2.
What do you think about this variation? (by me)
There's so many (reasons/features) that people love about their iPhones.
Does it also sound natural to native speakers?
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(The source) https://youtu.be/KR0g-1hnQPA at 13:37