What is the difference between lots and a lot of?

Answer 1

Should you use "lots of" or "a lot of" in a sentance?

Answer 2

"Lots" is used as an informal adverb to mean a large amount, while "a lot of" is a phrase used as a determiner to indicate a large quantity. Both convey a similar meaning but are used in different ways in a sentence.

Answer 3

"Lost" means you don't know where you are "I am lost." Or it could mean you are confused, "The teacher was trying to explain this math to me, but now I am lost."

"A lot of" means you have a good amount of something, comapred to a small amount. "I have a lot of mashed potatoes" as opposed to "I only have a little mashed potatoes left." Hope this helps you!