This recession is killing us. We're cutting anything non-essential. And I have a lot of tough choices to make to buy courtly (rich? aristocratic?) retreat (mansion?) in Saint Croix.
Am I right in my suggestions?
Thank you, guys!
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Hi, Please, help me figure out the following: This recession is killing us. Fine. We're cutting anything non-essential.
— Clive
Hi, Please, help me figure out the following: This recession is killing us.
Fine.
We're cutting anything non-essential.
Fine.
And I have a lot of tough choices to make to buy courtly (rich?
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This recession is killing us. Fine. We're cutting anything non-essential. Fine. And I have a lot of tough choices to make to buy courtly (rich? aristocratic?) retreat (mansion?) in Saint Croix. This is not grammatical, to the point where the meaning is not clear. Do you mean eg And I have a lot of tough choices to mak
hi, in the context, its sounds like the CEO wants his company to save money in order to let him have a nice retirement in St Croix ( Carribean Island )...