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Levis1 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Bring/take
Are both OK: How much does she bring in a year?
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How much does she take in a year?
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I would use the phrasal verbs 'bring in' and 'take in' in those sentences. One 'in' goes with the phrasal verb; the other 'in' goes with the expression 'in a year'. How much does she bring in in a year?
- I would use the phrasal verbs 'bring in' and 'take in' in those sentences.
- One 'in' goes with the phrasal verb; the other 'in' goes with the expression 'in a year'.
- How much does she bring in in a year?
- How much does she take in in a year?
- Both are OK, though my guess is that 'bring in' is the more frequently used expression.
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I would use the phrasal verbs 'bring in' and 'take in' in those sentences. One 'in' goes with the phrasal verb; the other 'in' goes with the expression 'in a year'.
How much does she bring in in a year?
How much does she take in in a year?
Both are OK, though my guess is that 'bring in' is the more frequently used expression.
CJ
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