"Plenty" of versus "a plenty of " - Grammar - UsingEnglish.com

Hello, What is the differences between "Plenty of" versus "a plenty of "? How to use each of them? Please explain with examples. Home Forums What'snew Members Login Register What'snew Search Newposts Searchforums Help Rules Menu Login Register Installtheapp Install Forums LearningEnglish AskaTeacher Youareusinganoutofdatebrowser.Itmaynotdisplaythisorotherwebsitescorrectly.Youshouldupgradeoruseanalternativebrowser. [Grammar] "Plenty"ofversus"aplentyof" Threadstarter shaima19991 Startdate Mar21,2012 Status Notopenforfurtherreplies. S shaima19991 Member Joined Mar21,2012 MemberType StudentorLearner NativeLanguage Arabic HomeCountry UnitedArabEmirates CurrentLocation UnitedArabEmirates Hello, Whatisthedifferencesbetween"Plentyof"versus"aplentyof"? Howtouseeachofthem? Pleaseexplainwithexamples. Thankyouinadvance   Sortbydate Sortbyvotes Barb_D Moderator Staffmember Joined Mar12,2007 MemberType Other NativeLanguage AmericanEnglish HomeCountry UnitedStates CurrentLocation UnitedStates WelcometoUsingEnglish. "aplentyof"isnotastandardphrase.Howdidyouseeitbeingused?   Upvote 0 Downvote Status Notopenforfurtherreplies. Share: Facebook Twitter Reddit Pinterest Tumblr WhatsApp Email Share Link Forums LearningEnglish AskaTeacher ThisforumisdesignedsothatlearnerscanaskquestionstoteachersabouttheEnglishlanguage. PostTitles Threadtitlesshouldincludeallorpartoftheword/phrasebeingdiscussed.(Avoidphraseslike"HELP!","Urgent!","translationplease","howdoIsaythis","I'mnew"andsimilarexpressions.) AboutReplyingtoPosts: YouarewelcometoanswerquestionspostedintheAskaTeacherforumaslongasyoursuggestions,help,andadvicereflectagoodunderstandingoftheEnglishlanguage.Ifyouarenotateacher,youwillneedtostatethatclearlyinyourpost.Pleasenote,allpostsaremoderatedbyourin-houselanguageexperts,somakesureyoursuggestions,help,andadviceprovidethekindofinformationaninternationallanguageteacherwouldoffer.Ifnot,andyourpostsdonotcontributetothetopicinapositiveway,theywillbesubjecttodeletion. Homework: Pleasedon'taskustodoorcorrectyourhomework;thisisaplacetodiscusslanguage. Top