Hello, friends.
What exactly does it mean? Suppose that "our group" consists of 10 people.
Then, which of the following does this "a bunch of our group" mean?
(1) some members of our group, that is, less than 10 people, maybe nine, maybe eight, or seven, etc.
(2) exactly 10 people. That is, "a bunch of our group" just means "we ten people."
I'm aware that usually people say
(3) "some of our group" (when here again "our group" consists of 10 people)
to mean "some members of our group, that is, maybe five, four, six, etc.
(4) "one of our group" to mean "one member of our group."
In that case, am I to understand that "a bunch of our group" means
"some members of our group," that is, less than 10 people?
Thank you very much for your attention.
The phrase "a bunch of our group" seems to be used everywhere.A bunch of our group went down, set it up, painted it and screwed it to the wall.
(ABC News -- Dec 26, 2018)
What exactly does it mean? Suppose that "our group" consists of 10 people.
Then, which of the following does this "a bunch of our group" mean?
(1) some members of our group, that is, less than 10 people, maybe nine, maybe eight, or seven, etc.
(2) exactly 10 people. That is, "a bunch of our group" just means "we ten people."
I'm aware that usually people say
(3) "some of our group" (when here again "our group" consists of 10 people)
to mean "some members of our group, that is, maybe five, four, six, etc.
(4) "one of our group" to mean "one member of our group."
In that case, am I to understand that "a bunch of our group" means
"some members of our group," that is, less than 10 people?
Thank you very much for your attention.