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Expression: 'a lot of' (She has a lot of pressure to deal with)



 
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Expression: 'a lot of' (She has a lot of pressure to deal with) #1 (permalink) Mon Jul 02, 2007 5:00 am   Expression: 'a lot of' (She has a lot of pressure to deal with)
 

She has a lot of pressure to deal with.

She has a lot of apples.


Both the above sentences sounds ok to me.

So, I think, we can use the phrase (a lot of) in both countable(apple) and uncountable(uncountable) nouns.

Please help me.
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Expression: 'a lot of' (She has a lot of pressure to deal with) #2 (permalink) Mon Jul 02, 2007 14:15 pm   Expression: 'a lot of' (She has a lot of pressure to deal with)
 

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You are right. A lot of apples, trouble, sugar, etc
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