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Dipsik Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
count off X count of (steps)
Hello,
Could anyone please help me settle this?
Pedometers normally clip onto a belt or slip into a pocket and keep count of/count off steps by measuring sudden movement.
Do both options fit in the sentence?
Thanks in advance
L.
Could anyone please help me settle this?
Pedometers normally clip onto a belt or slip into a pocket and keep count of/count off steps by measuring sudden movement.
Do both options fit in the sentence?
Thanks in advance
L.
Top answer
and count the number of steps by...
- and count the number of steps by...
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No, I think either "keep count of" or "count off" would work. Mine is just an alternative.
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