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john_treehugger
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325 'colleges', 108 universities & university colleges USA has 4,726
11/14/2016, 7:25:33 AM
HellasCad
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It could also translate, "England has many colleges", in which case it makes better contextual sense :-)
11/16/2016, 6:30:46 PM
Phil682961
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This sounds quite stilted to native speakers, and you would be unlikely to hear it in normal conversation. (Interestingly though, the negative sounds fine, "England does not have many colleges".)
6/1/2018, 6:15:52 PM
I.Schmidt1
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In my lexicon I found kολέγιο with one λ instead of κολλέγιο. Can we use both?
12/4/2016, 4:21:23 PM
HellasCad
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As much as I cringe at the new way the Greek language has been corrupted, yes, both are correct. The word with one λ is a newer development.
12/4/2016, 4:25:28 PM
"several" is more like "a few, some" -- a relatively small number.
5/3/2017, 11:36:46 AM
