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Rotter Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Bankruptcy
James is unemployed now. He works for a company. The company went into bankruptcy.
My question is on the word bankruptcy. Should it be 'the bankruptcy' or 'bankruptcy' ?
Please tell me.
My question is on the word bankruptcy. Should it be 'the bankruptcy' or 'bankruptcy' ?
Please tell me.
Top answer
Well from my limited knowledge of the English language, I would say Bankruptcy.
- Well from my limited knowledge of the English language, I would say Bankruptcy.
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Well from my limited knowledge of the English language, I would say Bankruptcy.
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Hello
I agree with Oni. "Go into bankruptcy" is an idiomatic phrase. You can say "go bankrupt" also.
paco
I agree with Oni. "Go into bankruptcy" is an idiomatic phrase. You can say "go bankrupt" also.
paco
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Hi,
Looking at from the other end of the process, you emerge from bankruptcy.
Clive
Looking at from the other end of the process, you emerge from bankruptcy.
Clive
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