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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Confusion about "at"
Hi,
Can anyone comment on which of the following two sentences are correct?
Sales have been at an all-time high since January.
Sales have been an all-time high since January.
to at or not to at?
Can anyone comment on which of the following two sentences are correct?
Sales have been at an all-time high since January.
Sales have been an all-time high since January.
to at or not to at?
Top answer
Sales have been at an all-time high since January. This one is correct and fluent.
- Sales have been at an all-time high since January.
- This one is correct and fluent.
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Sales have been at an all-time high since January. This one is correct and fluent.
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