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Does "much" mean to multiply?

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I don't think so, words that mean you're multiplying are (but not limited to):
times, multiplied by, the product of, twice, triple, etc., or each (example: "they have three each")

erik [133]2 years ago

3 0

No, but “of” does. “Much”’s meaning can change depending on the context

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