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A lot of / Lots of / A lot  –


A lot of / Lots of – These are used  to express large quantities or large amount of number ( both before countable and uncountable nouns).


Examples– My brother uses a lot of time in study.

My sister uses lots of energy to complete the project.


A lot – It is used to mean very often or very much. This is an adverb never used before a noun.

Examples – I like to eat bread a lot.

He is a lot better than me.


Fill in the blanks with lots of / a lot of / a lot . Choose the right one from the brackets –

1 . He needs —————— ( a lot / a lot of ) money to complete the project.

2 . My sister likes to drink milk ———– ( lots of / a lot ).

3. My brother used a ———— ( lot of / lot ) energy to finish the job in time.

4. They spent ————— ( a lot / lots of ) dollars to build infrastructure.

5. He worked ———— ( lots of / a lot ) harder than other students.