a lot vs allot
A lot indicates a large quantity or frequency, while allot is the act of assigning or distributing shares.
a lot
A large amount or frequency.
We spent a lot of time discussing the new project requirements yesterday.
To assign or distribute portions.
The committee will allot ten minutes to each speaker during the conference.
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There were allot of people waiting outside the stadium before kickoff.
There were a lot of people waiting outside the stadium before kickoff.
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The manager will a lot twenty minutes for the presentation.
The manager will allot twenty minutes for the presentation.
Remember Allot has two L's for 'Limited Lines' or 'Legal Limits'.
Fill the gap with one of the two options.
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She travels for work and rarely stays home on weekends.
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We need to more funds to the research and development department.
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