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Questions inside the parentheses ・( ) ice cream Why "so much"is the true? Whole sentence:In the freezer, my mother keeps ( ) ice cream that nothing else can fit inside.

I think "a lot of" is correct but actually "so much" is the true. Why?

4 nov. 2018 01:29
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You can say, "In the freezer my mother keeps a lot of ice cream. Nothing else can fit." As two separate thoughts, that's fine. But if you want to connect the two sentences with "that" then you would replace "a lot of" with "so much." When you say, "There's so much (...)" like "There's so much ice cream," the use of the term "so much" implies that there is a consequence to there being so much. When you add "...that nothing else can fit inside," then your explicitly saying that the fact that nothing else can fit inside is a consequence of there being so much ice cream.
4 november 2018
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Hi, Because of the usage : ...so +adj.(+noun)/adv.+ that S. V. ... So, the answer to the sentence : " my mother keeps ( ) ice cream that nothing else can fit inside." is (so much) instead of (a lot of).
4 november 2018
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so much is right because ice cream uncountable noun here. thank you
4 november 2018
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