lots means lots of one certain thing, a lot means a lot of many things
beaucoup means a lot / lots in French.
130,000 square feet or just under three acres. (2.98438935 acres)
A few. There is a smidgin more in a lot than there is in many.
If he's being that straightforward, he probably means exactly what he says: He likes you a lot!
The main difference between different than, different from and different to are the countries of origin and where it is used. Different than is common in American English, different to is more common in British English. The term different from is common in both American and British English.
Lot's is plain wrong...Lot's is the possessive of Lot (as in the person)...the correct plural for a "lot" of something is lots.
That depends on what you are specifically talking about. He did a lot of different things for lots of different reasons.
so you can get fat lots of different yummy ways :>
deserts-cactus rainforest-lots
Italy has lot of cites and Japan has lots of cites
Lot is not a defined term. Every lot can be different. You would have to know what community, what sub-division and the specific lot numbers. Then you can go to the county clerk's office and get the dimensions for the two lots in question.
That depends very much on where you are. Even American cities have different block sizes and different lot sizes.
lots. Lots I plural- more than one lot of love. Lot's is possessive. Lot does not own love.
a lot is different.
Lots of different drinks, like water, tea and coffee.
Lots of time and good picture editing programs!
Have lots of beautiful place, high salary and lot of different types of foods.