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Imchakan Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Can "Total" be used for sth that is not amount?
"Net sales of the total gaming industry" in a certain country..
Here the total gambling industry means all the gambling sectors such as casino, racing and etc..
Do I have to change the total to "the overall gaming industry" or "the whole gaming industry" - here I though "whole" sounded a little unprofessional..
Thank you..
Here the total gambling industry means all the gambling sectors such as casino, racing and etc..
Do I have to change the total to "the overall gaming industry" or "the whole gaming industry" - here I though "whole" sounded a little unprofessional..
Thank you..
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imchakan Do I have to change the total to "the overall gaming industry" or "the whole gaming industry" - here I though "whole" sounded a little unprofessional. The word you need, in my opinion, is 'entire'. CJ
- imchakan Do I have to change the total to "the overall gaming industry" or "the whole gaming industry" - here I though "whole" sounded a little unprofessional.
- The word you need, in my opinion, is 'entire'.
- CJ
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imchakanDo I have to change the total to "the overall gaming industry" or "the whole gaming industry" - here I though "whole" sounded a little unprofessional.The word you need, in my opinion, is 'entire'.
CJ
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