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Dipsik Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Enough for a lifetime?
Hi,
is it possible to say that you've had enough of something for a lifetime? Or is there a more suitable idiom to express the idea? I looked up the word "lifetime" and it does not exactly seem to be used in this way...
Many thanks!
Lenny
is it possible to say that you've had enough of something for a lifetime? Or is there a more suitable idiom to express the idea? I looked up the word "lifetime" and it does not exactly seem to be used in this way...
Many thanks!
Lenny
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Yes, you can say that if you are really tired of the thing, or have a superabundance of it already.
- Yes, you can say that if you are really tired of the thing, or have a superabundance of it already.
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Yes, you can say that if you are really tired of the thing, or have a superabundance of it already.
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