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It was great! I left a lot less questions blank than I did last time. vs It was great! I left a lot of questions blank than I did last time.

The first phrase is correct: 'it was great! i left a lot less questions blank than i did last time.' The use of 'less' is appropriate when comparing quantities that cannot be counted individually. In this case, 'questions' is a countable noun, but the comparison is about the overall amount of questions left blank, making 'less' the correct choice.

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It was great! I left a lot less questions blank than I did last time.

This phrase is correct. 'Less' is used to compare quantities that cannot be counted individually.

Use 'less' when comparing quantities that cannot be counted individually, such as 'less water,' 'less sugar,' or 'less time.'
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It was great! I left a lot of questions blank than I did last time.

This phrase is incorrect. 'Of' should not be used in this context when comparing quantities of countable items.

Avoid using 'of' when comparing quantities of countable items. Instead, use 'less' for uncountable nouns or 'fewer' for countable nouns.

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