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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Age differences with of or without?
"This old car compared to the latest model looks primitive, but knowing that its age differences are of[skip "of" or not?] almost 25 years, you can't say nothing bad about the old car."
Can we say just "...age differences are almost 25 years..."?
Can we say just "...age differences are almost 25 years..."?
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] almost 25 years, you can't say nothing bad about the old car. Don't say 'of' here. Your sentence has other problems.
- ] almost 25 years, you can't say nothing bad about the old car.
- Don't say 'of' here.
- Your sentence has other problems.
- Here is a corrected version.
- eg This old car looks primitive compared to the latest model, but knowing that the age difference is 25 years you can't say anything bad about the old one.
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This old car compared to the latest model looks primitive, but knowing that its age differences are of[skip "of" or not?] almost 25 years, you can't say nothing bad about the old car.
Don't say 'of' here.
Your sentence has other problems. Here is a corrected version.
eg This old ca
Don't say 'of' here.
Your sentence has other problems. Here is a corrected version.
eg This old ca
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