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I'm very much in favour of it. [imveriːmʌtʃinfeivərɔfit] Ich bin sehr dafür.

Sentence patterns related to "im very much in favour of it."

1. On the whole, I'm in favour of the proposal.

2. On the whole, I'm in favour of the idea.

3. I'm very, very much engaged in art history and'mic/ mac', which is micro/ macroeconomics.

4. Well, speaking as a mammal, I'm all in favour of cheating.

5. I'm very much a loner — I never go out.

6. Unless I'm very much mistaken, that's Paul's wife over there.

7. His arguments in favour of a new school are very persuasive.

8. I'm very much against the idea that it is the woman's job to bring up the child.

9. 5 I'm a good-humored girl, I am felicity very much.

10. It is very much of a hotchpotch.

11. He's very untidy about the house; mind you, I'm not much better.

12. Unless I'm very much mistaken,[sentencedict .com] that's Paul's wife over there.

13. It was very Crassly of him, although much …

14. So aid policies changed in favour of giving the recipient country much greater responsibility.

15. The paper has done much to tilt American public opinion in favour of intervention.

16. I like pizza very much and tuck in it.

17. I'm honest ardor eruditely very much! For you I'm sure I can offer most vigorous assist! talk later !

18. I'm starved very much now because I have had nothing at all today.

19. I'm not much of a dancer, I'm afraid.

20. It is very much a case of caveat emptor.

21. 17 At the moment, the terms of trade favour publishers too much.

22. It is very much on the table.

23. It was very much sink or swim.

24. Thank you. I enjoyed it very much.

25. A few people have spoken in favour of the plans to build a new car park, but I'm sure the silent majority are against it.