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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Could you please, check it ?
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“My family budget was a little bit limited. So I had to use my common sense and not to spend the money in foreign travels.”
Is everything all right, please?
Thanks,
Anon.
“My family budget was a little bit limited. So I had to use my common sense and not to spend the money in foreign travels.”
Is everything all right, please?
Thanks,
Anon.
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Hi, “My family budget was a little bit limited. ” Best wishes, Clive
- Hi, “My family budget was a little bit limited.
- ” Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
“My family budget was a little bit limited. So I had to use my common sense and not to spend the money in foreign travels.”
“My family's budget was a little bit limited, so I had to use my common sense and not spend money on foreign travel.”
Best wishes, Clive
“My family budget was a little bit limited. So I had to use my common sense and not to spend the money in foreign travels.”
“My family's budget was a little bit limited, so I had to use my common sense and not spend money on foreign travel.”
Best wishes, Clive
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Thank you , Clive. But is there any problem if I write:"... on foreign travels (once the idea in my sentence is: more than one foreign travel?)
Anon.
Anon.
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Hi,
In a context like this, 'travel' is much more commonly used. You're making a general reference.
Clive
In a context like this, 'travel' is much more commonly used. You're making a general reference.
Clive
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