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23 Aug 2009, 16:50
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In spoken english, we hear
lots of, kinds of, etc.
Are these correct in written english as well?
lots of, kinds of, etc.
Are these correct in written english as well?
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20 Sep 2009, 13:22
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Your examples are a little casual, but it's not wrong to use them in written English.
Between "there are lots of kinds of primates" and "there are many primate species," the GMAT would definitely prefer the latter. However, you are unlikely to have to make such a decision. If "lots of" were used on the GMAT, it would likely be used in the non-underlined section or in every choice.
Between "there are lots of kinds of primates" and "there are many primate species," the GMAT would definitely prefer the latter. However, you are unlikely to have to make such a decision. If "lots of" were used on the GMAT, it would likely be used in the non-underlined section or in every choice.
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