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lot

a lot vs alot

"A lot" is the correct way to say it. It means "many" or "a large amount." For example, "I have a lot of work to do" or "There are a lot of people here." "Alot" is just a misspelling. It shouldn't be used. "An audit by an accounting firm is a much … [Read more...] about a lot vs alot

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