Much very good information now available.

[Norbert]

el que se inclinó is getting brutalized on Twitter for his much very lousy grammar.

Link to tweet

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[Laelth]

1. I fail to see the grammatical error.

It’s an awkward construction, perhaps. It’s not a complete sentence, but, otherwise, it’s grammatically correct.

What am I missing?



-Laelth

[Norbert]

2. For the sentence fragment alone I wouldn't give him a passing mark.

Twitter is gracious enough to allow for that in a short tweet.

In fact the whole tweet is ambiguous. Much very good information for what? Schools have information? Opening up provides information?
What is he exactly saying?

[Igel]

3. Try

"A lot of very good information now available."

Suddenly it's much better.

"Much" =/= "very"

It's a quantifier.

All we see is non-cooperation and ill-will in pragmatics. If it can be taken wrong, it must be taken wrong--otherwise where's the show of being critical?

[JustABozoOnThisBus]

4. English classes have the very best words.

Math class helps estimate the biggest inaugural crowd size.

And History class? The Louisiana Purchase gave us the Mississippi River area. Seward's Folly gave us Alaska. Trump's Amazing Purchase almost gained us Greenland, almost.