Stevenukd Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Be of help
Dear Teachers,
1 - A lot of/lots of people are unemployment/out of work these days.
- Is this sentence ok?
2 - I've heard so much about you.
- Can I say " a lot" and " too much" here?
3 - Is this seat taken?
- This means: Is this seat free?, right?
4 - How can I be of help?
- This means : How can I help you?, right?
Thanks very much to all Teachers.
1 - A lot of/lots of people are unemployment/out of work these days.
- Is this sentence ok?
2 - I've heard so much about you.
- Can I say " a lot" and " too much" here?
3 - Is this seat taken?
- This means: Is this seat free?, right?
4 - How can I be of help?
- This means : How can I help you?, right?
Thanks very much to all Teachers.
Top answer
Hi, 1 - A lot of/lots of people are unemployment/out of work these days. Both versions are OK, except you need the adjective 'unemployed', not the noun 'unemployment'. 2 - I've heard so much about you.
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Hi,
1 - A lot of/lots of people are unemployment/out of work these days. Both versions are OK, except you need the adjective 'unemployed', not the noun 'unemployment'.
2 - I've heard so much about you.
- Can I say " a lot" and " too much" here?
In everyday speech, 'a lot' and
1 - A lot of/lots of people are unemployment/out of work these days. Both versions are OK, except you need the adjective 'unemployed', not the noun 'unemployment'.
2 - I've heard so much about you.
- Can I say " a lot" and " too much" here?
In everyday speech, 'a lot' and
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Is this seat taken?
- This means: Is this seat free?, right? Yes. Both forms are OK.
Both forms are okay, but the answers will differ!
- This means: Is this seat free?, right? Yes. Both forms are OK.
Both forms are okay, but the answers will differ!
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