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Sasha Yudaev Posted 12 years ago
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Is the following sentence grammatically right?
"London weather/the weather in London is capable of frequent changes"
Can I ssy like this instead of "the weather in London often changes"?

And aslo is "at maximum" right, I mean the preposition..
  

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Sasha Yudaev "London weather/the weather in London is capable of frequent changes"Can I ssy like this instead of "the weather in London often changes"? Yes, though it hints of the literary. Sasha Yudaev And aslo is "at maximum" right, I mean the preposition..

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  • Sasha Yudaev "London weather/the weather in London is capable of frequent changes"Can I ssy like this instead of "the weather in London often changes"?
  • Yes, though it hints of the literary.
  • Sasha Yudaev And aslo is "at maximum" right, I mean the preposition..
  • In what sentence?
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Sasha Yudaev"London weather/the weather in London is capable of frequent changes"Can I ssy like this instead of "the weather in London often changes"?
Yes, though it hints of the literary.
Sasha YudaevAnd aslo is "at maximum" right, I mean the preposition..
In what sentence?
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Eg "I'm not even evil as you might think I am. At / as maximum, I do a lot of kind things!"
Should I use at or as or anything else?
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Sasha YudaevEg "I'm not even evil as you might think I am. At / as maximum, I do a lot of kind things!"
The phrase and the idea behind are not appropriate there. I suppose this is what you mean:

I'm not even evil, as you might think I am. On the contrary / Actually / In fact, I do a lot of kind things!"

I can make a sent
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But what if I want to use "minimum"?? So it means "the minimum of what I can do is ,for example, do good to people ", and therefore, the maximum is unlimited
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Sasha YudaevSo it means "the minimum of what I can do is ,for example, do good to people ", and therefore, the maximum is unlimited
No, neither phrase seems very natural there. 'The least I can do' is the phrase you need, but the rest of your sentence is not so understandable. You will have to explain what you want to say more.
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