Are there any differences between ‘lots of’ and ‘a lot of’?
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Difference in meaning, no, but difference in use, yes.
Sometimes, you can use eirher; example:
"Lots of people turned up to today's protest".
"A lot of people turned up to today's protest".
Sometimes, however, one would be incorrect; example:
"A lot of the time, I feel as though life is pointless." - correct
"Lots of the time, I feel as though life is pointless." - incorrect.
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