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by monge1980 » Wed Sep 28, 2011 2:36 am
Hi guys, I would appreciate a clear explanation on this topic. For each of the following four cases, can you explain what idiom we must use between as much as and as many as?

1- [as much as/as many as] [percent] of [countable]
2- [as much as/as many as] [percent] of [uncountable]
3- [as much as/as many as] [number,e.g 3,4,5] of [countable]
4- [as much as/as many as] [number,e.g 3,4,5] of [uncountable]

Can some expert comment the four cases?
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by aspirant2011 » Wed Sep 28, 2011 5:53 am
monge1980 wrote:Hi guys, I would appreciate a clear explanation on this topic. For each of the following four cases, can you explain what idiom we must use between as much as and as many as?

1- [as many as] [percent] of [countable]
2- [as much as] [percent] of [uncountable]
3- [as many as] [number,e.g 3,4,5] of [countable]
4- [as many as] [number,e.g 3,4,5] of [uncountable]

Can some expert comment the four cases?
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by monge1980 » Wed Sep 28, 2011 7:25 am
Thanks for your reply. Following your giudelines I could write:

1) ... as many as 15% of my cars
2) ... as much as 15% of the sand
3) ... as many as 3 of my cars
4) ... as many as 3 of the sand ... mmm this does not sound well, probably we can't use a number with uncountable. My question stem was wrong I think. Forget about case 4).

I still have doubt about the number 1) ... as many as 15% of my cars. If as many as refers to 15% then we must use as much as.
Can some expert explain?
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by bharti.2010 » Fri Dec 02, 2011 9:17 am
But 4. as many as 3kgs of sand
I suppose this one is correct.
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