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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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as easy a 3 points as you'll ever get
Every time you win a soccer match you get 3 points.
Is it correct to say 'as easy a 3 points'? I'm asking because '3 points' in plural and I don't know if that can come after 'as easy a'?
I guess 'as easy a victory' is correct.
Would you say have get or come across?
This match is as easy a 3 points as you'll ever have/get/come across.
This match is as easy a victory as you'll ever have/get/come across.
Thank you!
Is it correct to say 'as easy a 3 points'? I'm asking because '3 points' in plural and I don't know if that can come after 'as easy a'?
I guess 'as easy a victory' is correct.
Would you say have get or come across?
This match is as easy a 3 points as you'll ever have/get/come across.
This match is as easy a victory as you'll ever have/get/come across.
Thank you!
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I think it is accepted by extension of the last example in your post.
- I think it is accepted by extension of the last example in your post.
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I think it is accepted by extension of the last example in your post.
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