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Soheil1 Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

As much time as you need

Hi
In
Take as much time as you need and try hard to solve each problem.
What's the difference between
'as much time as you need'
and
'enough/sufficient time'
?

Thanks in advance
  

Top answer

soheil1 Take as much time as you need and try hard to solve each problem. There is no time limit in this exam. soheil1 'enough/sufficient time' Some exams are timed.

  • soheil1 Take as much time as you need and try hard to solve each problem.
  • There is no time limit in this exam.
  • soheil1 'enough/sufficient time' Some exams are timed.
  • That is, you only have a set amount of time.
  • I did not have enough time to finish the exam, so I got a poor grade.
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soheil1Take as much time as you need and try hard to solve each problem.
There is no time limit in this exam.
soheil1'enough/sufficient time'
Some exams are timed. That is, you only have a set amount of time.

I did not have enough time to finish the exam, so I got a poor grade.
Here is another example:
I
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But there is no exam. problem, here, is an individual test in a book.
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Hi There Emotion: smile

I think the difference is the time limit. "Take as much time as you need" may mean 2 or 3 or even 10 hours. But
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soheil1But there is no exam. problem, here, is an individual test in a book.
I gave exam only as an example; one possibility.

Suppose I lend a book to my friend. I say, "Take as much time as you need to read it, but I want it back."
A year later, I ask about my book. My friend says, "I know you have given me enough time to read it, but I am a slow

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