Question

anchala can sit in the back of the car.there is .......(plenty of/a large amount of ) room back there.which is correct option​

Answer 1

Answer:

anchala can sit in the back of the car.there is plenty of room back there.

Explanation:

• 'Plenty of ' means 'as much of you need'.
• It is used before both the countable and uncountable nouns.
• Mostly uncountable is preferred.
• It comes under adjective.
• 'a large amount of ' means ' a large amount of something, or a large number of things or people, usually more than enough'.
• They are used in similar ways to a lot of and lots of.
• It also used before uncountable nouns.
• The usage of this word looks formal.
• In the above 'large amount of' is not correct.It has to be come only before the plural form of nouns.
• So,'Plenty of ' is correct.

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Answer 2

The completed sentence with the correct phrase is as follows:

• Anchala can sit in the back of the car. There is plenty of room back there.

Plenty:

• An amount or number that is sufficient or greater than sufficient:
• A quantity or amount that is adequate for a certain purpose; I had enough time to complete the task; I had enough space; I didn't need more.
• While enough and plenty of mean plenty and more of a noun, a lot of or lots of can refer to a great amount or quantity of a noun.
• There is still a ton of peanut butter in this jar.
• There is plenty of tea inside this thermos.
• There is plenty of evidence that he is guilty, thus you use plenty of before an uncountable noun.
• Don't assert that there is a ton of proof.
• Before a plural word, you can alternatively add many of: There are many chances to sharpen your talents.
• Avoid saying: There are many opportunities.

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