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lot
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...but a lot, you say? - English Only forum
...came up with a lot of ideas to effectively show... - English Only forum
...far/much/ a lot less adventurous... - English Only forum
"...takes a lot out of him." - English Only forum
''A long time'' Vs ''a lot of time'' - English Only forum
''Very busy'' Vs ''there is a lot of activity'' - English Only forum
'a lot of which' - English Only forum
'a lot of' in interrogative sentences - English Only forum
'a whole lot' - English Only forum
'if there were such a lot of pressure' and 'if there had been such a lot of pressure' - English Only forum
'They have a healthy diet, with a lot of vegetables and not much meat or fish.' - English Only forum
(?) a lot of fortune - English Only forum
(Something) matters. A lot. - English Only forum
(to) pick a lot of ... (?( - English Only forum
[a lot of famous musicians' praise] vs [praise from a lot of famous musicians] - English Only forum
[a lot of something was] or [was mostly] - English Only forum
[a lot of "the"] - English Only forum
[studied a lot] or [accomplished an advanced education] - English Only forum
[word choice] I ate a lot of food. They were or It was - English Only forum
£75 seems <a lot> to pay for a starter motor - English Only forum
1. I feel jealousy a lot 2. I feel a lot of jealousy - English Only forum
a / the lot - English Only forum
a bad lot - English Only forum
a beautiful girl <that = who?> made his friends laugh a lot. - English Only forum
A big lot - English Only forum
a big patience / a lot of patience - English Only forum
A big wave jars a lot of things loose - English Only forum
A boat with a lot of sailors appeared - English Only forum
A book with a lot of pages - English Only forum
a curious lot - English Only forum
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