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Curiouscat Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Between...and
Hi all,
If I asked you to "Choose a number between 1 and 10" what would your answer be?
a) Either of two choices: 1 or 10
b) Any number no less than 1, no more than 10
Thanks
If I asked you to "Choose a number between 1 and 10" what would your answer be?
a) Either of two choices: 1 or 10
b) Any number no less than 1, no more than 10
Thanks
Top answer
b
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4 Answers
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Hi,
I agree with GG.
But if it were very, very , very important, I would ask the person 'Do you mean including 1 and 10?'
Clive
I agree with GG.
But if it were very, very , very important, I would ask the person 'Do you mean including 1 and 10?'
Clive
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Right. I didn't think of that. So i guess, if i wanted to include 1 and 10, I should just say from 1 to 10.
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Hi,
Yes. That's what is commonly said.
If you wanted to be very specific, you could say 'from 1 to 10 inclusive'.
Clive
Yes. That's what is commonly said.
If you wanted to be very specific, you could say 'from 1 to 10 inclusive'.
Clive
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