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Is it OK to say: There is much information about X in this book OR There is lots of information about X in this book OR There is a lot of information about X in this book.
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Is it OK to say: There is much information about X in this book OR There is lots of information about X in this book OR There is a lot of information about X in this book.
thanks
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Hi, Is it OK to say: There is much information about X in this book OR There is lots of information about X in this book OR There is a lot of information about X in this book. All three are OK. #1 is more formal and a lot less common.
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Hi,
Is it OK to say: There is much information about X in this book OR There is lots of information about X in this book OR There is a lot of information about X in this book.
All three are OK. #1 is more formal and a lot less common.
Clive
Is it OK to say: There is much information about X in this book OR There is lots of information about X in this book OR There is a lot of information about X in this book.
All three are OK. #1 is more formal and a lot less common.
Clive
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