 Paco2004 wrote: |
You can get many informations in France or in
Spain, but you can get only information in Britain and in the
United States. Why? I don't know.
paco |
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As someone above stated, information is seen as a whole. Like a family
consisting of four people, information can consist of 200 brochures,
etc. You could make it more powerful by saying "much information" or,
depending on formality, "a ton of information", meaning a lot. Just use
"much" "little", etc. to state comparisons and such.
You can get a lot of information in France or in
Spain, but you can get very little information in Britain and in
the United States.