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  • RE: Using many / much/a lot of with population of plants?
    Asked on October 23, 2021 in Grammar.

    Why is it possible to have two populations? How is England, France and Spain compared to Germany? So, do you see a question about if multiple species, similar to a single species, exist? Does the country have a large population? Why? Is it just a list?

    I don’t think it’s a well-worded question, because “much population” is awkward too.

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  • RE: Using many / much/a lot of with population of plants?
    Asked on October 23, 2021 in Grammar.

    Why is it possible to have two populations? How is England, France and Spain compared to Germany? So, do you see a question about if multiple species, similar to a single species, exist? Does the country have a large population? Why? Is it just a list?

    I don’t think it’s a well-worded question, because “much population” is awkward too.

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  • RE: Using many / much/a lot of with population of plants?
    Asked on October 22, 2021 in Grammar.

    Why is it possible to have two populations? How is England, France and Spain compared to Germany? So, do you see a question about if multiple species, similar to a single species, exist? Does the country have a large population? Why? Is it just a list?

    I don’t think it’s a well-worded question, because “much population” is awkward too.

    • 319747 views
    • 106 answers
    • 118140 votes
  • RE: Using many / much/a lot of with population of plants?
    Asked on October 20, 2021 in Grammar.

    Why is it possible to have two populations? How is England, France and Spain compared to Germany? So, do you see a question about if multiple species, similar to a single species, exist? Does the country have a large population? Why? Is it just a list?

    I don’t think it’s a well-worded question, because “much population” is awkward too.

    • 319747 views
    • 106 answers
    • 118140 votes
  • RE: Using many / much/a lot of with population of plants?
    Asked on October 20, 2021 in Grammar.

    Why is it possible to have two populations? How is England, France and Spain compared to Germany? So, do you see a question about if multiple species, similar to a single species, exist? Does the country have a large population? Why? Is it just a list?

    I don’t think it’s a well-worded question, because “much population” is awkward too.

    • 319747 views
    • 106 answers
    • 118140 votes
  • RE: Using many / much/a lot of with population of plants?
    Asked on October 17, 2021 in Grammar.

    Why is it possible to have two populations? How is England, France and Spain compared to Germany? So, do you see a question about if multiple species, similar to a single species, exist? Does the country have a large population? Why? Is it just a list?

    I don’t think it’s a well-worded question, because “much population” is awkward too.

    • 319747 views
    • 106 answers
    • 118140 votes
  • RE: Using many / much/a lot of with population of plants?
    Asked on October 12, 2021 in Grammar.

    Why is it possible to have two populations? How is England, France and Spain compared to Germany? So, do you see a question about if multiple species, similar to a single species, exist? Does the country have a large population? Why? Is it just a list?

    I don’t think it’s a well-worded question, because “much population” is awkward too.

    • 319747 views
    • 106 answers
    • 118140 votes