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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Don't know which word to use in these sentences
Could you please help me with this?
1 I have to find a one to get one of these colloctors edition even if/though it's for my friend.
2 I can hear the wierd noise more than usual/the usual today.
3 Are you serious about taking recourse to litigation.
4 I haven't been out at dawn in a while./at dark in a while.
5 300 dollars is one tenth of the money you need/of what you need.
6 Thats how (much) little hot water you have. Its already starting to get cold./ You have very little hot water.
Thank you
1 I have to find a one to get one of these colloctors edition even if/though it's for my friend.
2 I can hear the wierd noise more than usual/the usual today.
3 Are you serious about taking recourse to litigation.
4 I haven't been out at dawn in a while./at dark in a while.
5 300 dollars is one tenth of the money you need/of what you need.
6 Thats how (much) little hot water you have. Its already starting to get cold./ You have very little hot water.
Thank you
Top answer
I have to get/find one of these..... just 'for my friend'. 2.
- I have to get/find one of these.....
- just 'for my friend'.
- 2.
- usual (no 'the') 3.
- Too many big words: taking recourse or going to litigation 4.
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1.I have to get/find one of these..... [I don't see how either 'even if' or 'though' fits....just 'for my friend'.
2. usual (no 'the')
3. Too many big words: taking recourse or going to litigation
4. 'at dawn' works;at dark at night
5. no need to mention 'money' [one tenth of what you need]
6. 'little' works better
2. usual (no 'the')
3. Too many big words: taking recourse or going to litigation
4. 'at dawn' works;
5. no need to mention 'money' [one tenth of what you need]
6. 'little' works better
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Thank you very much Philip
One thing
for 6
do you leave in MUCH or not?
how would you say 6 personally?
thank you
One thing
for 6
do you leave in MUCH or not?
how would you say 6 personally?
thank you
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