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What does expression mean: "comeback kid"? | Emphatic sentenses
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A lot of and lots of Mon Sep 05, 2005 17:38 pm  A lot of and lots of		  
What's the difference between a lot of and lots of ?

I am not sure about them, Could you plsv help me ?

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A lot of lots of Mon Sep 05, 2005 21:26 pm  A lot of lots of		  
Hi Vsting,

They both mean many or much. A lot of is probably a little more formal and lots of a little more informal. Examples: We spent a lot of time trying to help her with her career.

You should see their new house! It's got lots of rooms.

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