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Ann225 Posted 10 years ago
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My schedule has been crazy lately. I'll have to cut down on playing football.
Could I use 'cut down' when speaking about reducing the time I spend on a certain activity? For instance, I want to reduce it from three times to only playing twice or once. How should I say that? Could I go for the verb 'cut down'?
Many thanks.
Could I use 'cut down' when speaking about reducing the time I spend on a certain activity? For instance, I want to reduce it from three times to only playing twice or once. How should I say that? Could I go for the verb 'cut down'?
Many thanks.
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Ann225 Could I use 'cut down' when speaking about reducing the time I spend on a certain activity? Yes.
- Ann225 Could I use 'cut down' when speaking about reducing the time I spend on a certain activity?
- Yes.
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Ann225Could I use 'cut down' when speaking about reducing the time I spend on a certain activity?Yes.
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Ann225Are there any other alternatives you would recommend?:)limit, decrease, reduce
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