is "a lot better" or "much better" correct?
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Both phrases are correct. Depends in which context you are using them, easiest way to explain is by example. 1. I like chocolate cake a lot better than orange cake. 2. The weather is much better today.
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Much better.
Both are correct. It just depends on the context.
You may also use the following: Tons better Heaps better
Both are correct. It will just depend on the context or the situation where they are being used.
They have both grammatically correct but there are some new answers when you do speak about those two grammatical structures. A lot usually use as the middle meaning. And the mach when you describe something with relief especially with the word better 🙏 Of course there's a big pack of rules to use correctly a lot of and much, but that takes the whole lesson to the honest 😅🙏
Both correct but depending where and when u want to use it
Both are correct. Both are used in different context.
Both are correct.
