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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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day to day minute to minute
Is this natural? Does it mean that thing can change from one minute to the next?
How would you have said it?
"She is sick, this is as serious as it gets, we are minute-to-minute, she is fighting, we are working" .
"She is sick, this is as serious as it gets, we are day-to-day, she is fighting, we are working" .
Thanks
How would you have said it?
"She is sick, this is as serious as it gets, we are minute-to-minute, she is fighting, we are working" .
"She is sick, this is as serious as it gets, we are day-to-day, she is fighting, we are working" .
Thanks
Top answer
I think minute-to-minute is a little extreme. Pay attention to run-on sentences. I would offer: She is sick, and this is as serious as it gets.
- I think minute-to-minute is a little extreme.
- Pay attention to run-on sentences.
- I would offer: She is sick, and this is as serious as it gets.
- We are day-to-day, she is fighting, and we are working.
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I think minute-to-minute is a little extreme. Pay attention to run-on sentences. I would offer:
She is sick, and this is as serious as it gets. We are day-to-day, she is fighting, and we are working.
She is sick, and this is as serious as it gets. We are day-to-day, she is fighting, and we are working.
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