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Uncountable Noun
There is a great deal of milk left in your glass.
A great deal of milk is left in your glass.
Uncountable Noun
There is a lot of milk left in your glass. (OK)
There is lots of milk left in your glass. (OK)
The verb agrees in number with the noun: if the noun
is plural then the verb is plural,
A Lot
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TEACHERS NOTES
a lot of / lots of / a lot
a lot of and lots of , have the same basic meaning: a
great deal of, and are colloquial (i.e., informal)
BUT they are Standard English and acceptable.
Uncountable Noun
There is a great deal of milk left in your glass.
A great deal of milk is left in your glass.
Uncountable Noun
There is a lot of milk left in your glass. (OK)
There is lots of milk left in your glass. (OK)
The verb agrees in number with the noun: if the noun
is plural then the verb is plural,
option
A Lot
Select the correct
Exercise
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Simon has left lots of / a lot of / a great deal of books on the table.
There is
lots of / a lot of / a great deal of
snow on the mountains.
There are lots of / a lot of / a great deal of leaves on the road.
They have lots of / a lot of / a great deal of stickers on their car.
Peter likes reading a lot.