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To express a quantity greater than one, you can use numerical representations, such as "2," "3," or "10." Alternatively, you can use words like "several," "many," or "multiple" to describe an unspecified larger quantity. For clarity, ensure that the context makes it clear what you are referring to when indicating amounts greater than one.



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To express a quantity greater than one, you can use numerical representations, such as "2," "3," or "10." Alternatively, you can use words like "several," "many," or "multiple" to describe an unspecified larger quantity. For clarity, ensure that the context makes it clear what you are referring to when indicating amounts greater than one.



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To express a quantity greater than one, you can use numerical representations, such as "2," "3," or "10." Alternatively, you can use words like "several," "many," or "multiple" to describe an unspecified larger quantity. For clarity, ensure that the context makes it clear what you are referring to when indicating amounts greater than one.

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