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if i want say "me gusta leer muchos libros"
What it means? "i like read much books" or "i like read many books"?
What it means? "i like read much books" or "i like read many books"?
- English (UK)
I like TO READ many books. When the verb ends in ''IR'', ''ER'' or ''AR'' it is the infinitive which directly translates to ''To -----''
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- English (UK)
I like TO READ many books. When the verb ends in ''IR'', ''ER'' or ''AR'' it is the infinitive which directly translates to ''To -----''
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- Spanish (Mexico)
I like reading. o I like reading. lot.
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Many in this case, is a quantitive adjective because it describes the number of the noun. Many is used when it can be counted and much is used when it cannot
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