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Haddie Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Are these sentences correct?
1) I don't want to put a dent in his finances.
2) I don't want to put a strain on his income.
3) I don't want to be a strain on his income.
2) I don't want to put a strain on his income.
3) I don't want to be a strain on his income.
Top answer
They are all correct, but they don't all necessarily mean the same thing.
- They are all correct, but they don't all necessarily mean the same thing.
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They are all correct, but they don't all necessarily mean the same thing.
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Thank you Philip. Just to confirm,
1 means I don't want to spend so much of his money, 2 and 3 roughly mean I don't want to burden him financially by needing his money on a regular basis, right?
1 means I don't want to spend so much of his money, 2 and 3 roughly mean I don't want to burden him financially by needing his money on a regular basis, right?
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Haddie Thank you Philip. Just to confirm,1 means I don't want to spend so much of his money, 2 and 3 roughly mean I don't want to burden him financially by needing his money on a regular basis, right?Right.
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