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Is it grammatically and semantically correct to use "didn't much like" as a phrase?

English Language & Usage Asked by skv on January 3, 2021

Does “didn’t much like” accurately express the idea that the writer did not like it as much as she would have desired. Would it be actually wrong, or would it be better if it is expressed as “didn’t like it much”.

I didn’t much like ongoing conversations among the group of people I interacted with.

is the sentence that intrigued me

Is it correct to write “didn’t much like” I am not sure but the word much seems redundant and in some ways trying to measure something non-measurable? I did see that a few bloggers have used this in their articles, but not entirely sure if it’s sufficiently authoritative to consider correct.

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I learnt from recent searches that didn't much like is acceptable as it qualifies the liking. Another form that is commonly found in usage is didn't particularly like.

Answered by skv on January 3, 2021

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