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Priya was in Lonavala for _ days. She spent so time with her friends.

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The correct option is A many, much
Here, 'many' is used to quantify the plural countable noun 'days'. 'Much' is used to quantify the abstract noun 'time'.

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Tap the correct option to fill in the blanks. Priya was in Lonavala for _____ days. She spent so ____ time with her friends.

The correct option is A many, muchHere, 'many' is used to quantify the plural countable noun 'days'. 'Much' is used to quantify the abstract noun 'time'.

Tap the correct option to fill in the blanks.

Priya was in Lonavala for _ days. She spent so time with her friends.

The correct option is A many, much
Here, 'many' is used to quantify the plural countable noun 'days'. 'Much' is used to quantify the abstract noun 'time'.