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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Sentence: On the Internet, where people are well-informed and empowered, it won't/don't much time to get a bad reputation and a good reputation.
Question: Is the sentence correct? What should be used in the sentence won't or don't? Is the article "a" rightly used?
Thanks
Question: Is the sentence correct? What should be used in the sentence won't or don't? Is the article "a" rightly used?
Thanks
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The sentence is wrong. It should read: On the Internet, where people are well-informed and empowered, it doesn't take much time to get a bad reputation or a good reputation.
- The sentence is wrong.
- It should read: On the Internet, where people are well-informed and empowered, it doesn't take much time to get a bad reputation or a good reputation.
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The sentence is wrong. It should read:
On the Internet, where people are well-informed and empowered, it doesn't take much time to get a bad reputation or a good reputation.
On the Internet, where people are well-informed and empowered, it doesn't take much time to get a bad reputation or a good reputation.
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Hi,
Sentence: On the Internet, where people are well-informed and empowered, it won't/don't much time to get a bad reputation and a good reputation.
Question: Is the sentence correct? What should be used in the sentence won't or don't?
Sentence: On the Internet, where people are well-informed and empowered, it won't/don't much time to get a bad reputation and a good reputation.
Question: Is the sentence correct? What should be used in the sentence won't or don't?
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