It's a lot to process VS It has a lot of process
which sentence is more natural and formal?

1) It's a lot to process

2) It has a lot of process

can i also say "it is a lot of process"

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It's a lot to process VS It has a lot of process
which sentence is more natural and formal?

1) It's a lot to process

2)  It has a lot of process

can i also say "it is a lot of process"

Answer

While occasionally someone might say that a computer program or something "has a lot of processes," "It's a lot to process" (which means there is too much information, making it difficult to sort through all the possible choices) is much more natural and commonly used.

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It has a lot of process
i think that

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Hi Eason, they mean different things.  First one means there are a lot for you to digest/sort through/do.  Second one means that there are many steps, but we generally say a lot of "processes".

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