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Hi,
Im a non-native speaker ...hope some experts can clarify on this one
as much as 15% of the population
as many as 15% of the population
which one is right ?
does as much/many as modify 15% or population ? or either one ?
Im totally confused
Thanks a lot
Jim
Im a non-native speaker ...hope some experts can clarify on this one
as much as 15% of the population
as many as 15% of the population
which one is right ?
does as much/many as modify 15% or population ? or either one ?
Im totally confused
Thanks a lot
Jim
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can you please post the entire question, it would be helpful as meaning also plays an important part in SC
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Poor weather in early 14th-century Europe created meager harvests, causing the result of mass starvation in some areas and the elimination of as many as 15 percent of the population.
A. causing the result of mass starvation in some areas and the elimination as many as
B. causing the result of mass starvation in some areas and eliminating as much as
C. resulting in mass starvation in some areas and the elimination of as much as
D. and resulted in mass starvation in some areas and the elimination of as many as
E. causing mass starvation in some areas and the elimination of as many as
A. causing the result of mass starvation in some areas and the elimination as many as
B. causing the result of mass starvation in some areas and eliminating as much as
C. resulting in mass starvation in some areas and the elimination of as much as
D. and resulted in mass starvation in some areas and the elimination of as many as
E. causing mass starvation in some areas and the elimination of as many as
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