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Blacktoiletroll Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

at/about/for

I read English books ______ three times a week.
A.about B.at C.for

Which is correct?

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Which one do you think is correct, BTR?

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Which one do you think is correct, BTR?
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im not sure, but i would choose 'at'. i wonder if all of them are right?
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Blacktoiletrollim not sure, but i would choose 'at'. i wonder if all of them are right?
I'm not sure, but I would choose 'at'. I wonder if all of them are right?

The answer is 'about'.
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Use about with numbers to indicate approximation.

The child is about three years old.
It is about 6 o'clock.
That coat cost about $75.

CJ
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