What is meaning of this phrase?
what is it in grammar and also what does it means " a grade deal of"
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The phrase in question is actually "a great deal of," which means the same as "plenty of" or "a lot of."
For example:
She put a great deal of effort in her final project. (i.e. a lot of effort)
Learning a new language requires a great deal of practice. (i.e. a lot of practice).
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It should probably be "a great deal of", and it means many. I have a great deal of tomatoes in my garden.
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