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Too Much, Too Many, A Lot Of, Too

Too, Too Much, Too Many
• Too + Adjective.
This shirt doesn’t fit me.It’s too big.
• Too Much + Uncountable Noun.
What I don’t like about big cities is that there is
too much traffic.
• Too Many + Plural Countable Noun.
What I don’t like about big cities is that there
are too many cars.

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1. Quantifiers Too Much, Too Many, A Lot Of, Too

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