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HOMEWORK FOR TODAY: In the following sentences, fill in the gaps with one of the following quantifiers: MUCH, MANY. a. It seems to me that we've had _many_ assignments in English this term. b. How _many_ material can we be expected to read in one week? c. _Many_ books are not in the library. d. I've had _much_ headaches already because of stress. e. _Much_ depression can be attributed to being overworked I heard somewhere that sounds like 'death of night' the meaning is around 1~2 AM, is that right??? I think the spell is not correct because I just heard and It's my new word...

Hello Matthew!  Wow!  You almost perfect your homework for today. Haha! Please review my corrections for you whenever you have time. Great! A pretty good question. I guess you are learning because you really want to learn. 'In the dead of night' means during the middle of the night. It is actually 12 midnight. Another idiomatic expression that you can use is 'In the dead of night/winter means in the middle of the night or in the middle of winter. For example, the fire broke out in the dead of night. I hope that I was able to explain to you very well. Haha! Enjoy your weekend! Have some fun! -Teacher Chloe HOMEWORK FOR TODAY: In the following sentences, fill in the gaps with one of the following quantifiers: MUCH, MANY. a. It seems to me that we\'ve had _many_ assignments in English this term. >>Correct >> It seems to me that we\'ve had many assignments in English this term. b. How _many_ material can we be expected to read in one week? >> How much material can we be expected to read in one week? c. _Many_ books are not in the library. >>Correct >>Many books are not in the library. d. I\'ve had _much_ headaches already because of stress. >>I\'ve had many headaches already because of stress. e. _Much_ depression can be attributed to being overworked >>Correct >>Much depression can be attributed to being overworked. I heard somewhere that sounds like \'death of night\' >>I have heard about 'in the dead of night' the meaning is around 1~2 AM, is that right??? >>The meaning of this idiomatic expression is at around 1AM to 2AM right? I think the spell is not correct because I just heard and It\'s my new word... >>I think the spelling is not correact because I just heard it. It is a new expression to me.