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"many" vs "much more"



 
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"many" vs "much more" Tue Aug 05, 2008 4:05 am  "many" vs "much more"
 

In fact, people kill ___ more sharks every year than sharks ill people. (A) many (B) much
Which choice is correct?
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many/much more Tue Aug 05, 2008 6:13 am  many/much more
 

Hi Sitifan

You need 'many'.

In fact, people kill many more sharks every year than sharks kill people.

- many more + plural noun
- much more + singular noun
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