Complete each of the following sentences by choosing the option that most suitably fills the space;
Because the referee was partial and his opponent rough, the loser of the wrestling match received .... cheers than the winner
thunderous
many more
overwhelming
a little more
several
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It's simply 'many more' .consider the comparison 'than'.we need to b v.careful wt eng.
the question is referring to the cheer they received or the number of people that is there which give
thunderous. but after the wrestling between the two opponents, the winner partiarly rough the opponent referring by the judgement. that the loser now receive many more cheer than the winner
The answer should have been much more but since it's not there, thunderous fits more
it's not many more since cheers cannot be counted
Itz in thundrous.... If u say den ur tokin abt d typ, ah min ur tryin 2 dxcribe it. When u say many more it haz 2 do wit qanutity. Read d qstn again n u wil knw d ansa due 2 ma xplanations above
The both team were given thunderous cheers, but one exceeds the other..... Many more is the correct answere
none of you is correct. thunderous and overwhelming are adjectives describing cheers. "many" is used for ppl and countable things while "much" is used for uncountable things like water, sand rice etc. if there was much more the that would have been the answer not many more but there is a little more and little is used for uncountable things like water, sand etc. the question is who got more cheers and not describing the cheers of the looser.so "D" is the answer a little more
