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Russkiy Bear Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
by + the + noun
He's well off. He can spend £ 1000 by (to?) the minute easily
You can buy cheese by (to?) the kilogramme.
Do these sound correct? Meaning every minute / kilogramme.
You can buy cheese by (to?) the kilogramme.
Do these sound correct? Meaning every minute / kilogramme.
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'To' is not possible for rates. He can spend £ 1000 by the minute easily. You can buy cheese by the kilogramme .
- 'To' is not possible for rates.
- He can spend £ 1000 by the minute easily.
- You can buy cheese by the kilogramme .
- 'To' is for precision: He was on time to the minute.
- He can estimate a calf's weight to the kilogram .
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'To' is not possible for rates.
He can spend £ 1000 by the minute easily.
You can buy cheese by the kilogramme.
'To' is for precision:
He was on time to the minute.
He can estimate a calf's weight to the kilogram.
He can spend £ 1000 by the minute easily.
You can buy cheese by the kilogramme.
'To' is for precision:
He was on time to the minute.
He can estimate a calf's weight to the kilogram.
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