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Olive mango Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Competition of or for?
Competition of or for height?
How should I describe a event in which people comparing their heights as a competition.
Thanks in advance.
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You might say 'a height competition'. But I'm not sure I'd call this a competition, because the competitors don't actually have to do anything.
- You might say 'a height competition'.
- But I'm not sure I'd call this a competition, because the competitors don't actually have to do anything.
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You might say 'a height competition'. But I'm not sure I'd call this a competition, because the competitors don't actually have to do anything.
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