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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Can you please clarify for me?
Does the term 'monolithic' make grammatical sense in this statement?
"On the weekend I consumed a monolithic amount of alcohol."
"On the weekend I consumed a monolithic amount of alcohol."
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It's a reference to a pre-historic stone structure. I get the idea of it being a large amount of alcohol, but I'm not sure all monoliths are that large.
- It's a reference to a pre-historic stone structure.
- I get the idea of it being a large amount of alcohol, but I'm not sure all monoliths are that large.
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It's a reference to a pre-historic stone structure. I get the idea of it being a large amount of alcohol, but I'm not sure all monoliths are that large.
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