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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Basket/basketful
Hi good morning everyone.
I am a student. Today I have found the question in my English textbook. Can you help me circle out the correct answer?
1. A basket/basketful of apples is on the table.
which one is correct? My friends said they are both correct, but my dictionary says "basketful" is right? But I think "basket" is right too? because I saw the example of it before somewhere.
can you help me?, please......
thank you.
I am a student. Today I have found the question in my English textbook. Can you help me circle out the correct answer?
1. A basket/basketful of apples is on the table.
which one is correct? My friends said they are both correct, but my dictionary says "basketful" is right? But I think "basket" is right too? because I saw the example of it before somewhere.
can you help me?, please......
thank you.Top answer
Both are fine. 'Basket' is more common.
- Both are fine.
- 'Basket' is more common.
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