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Azz Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Enough to earn
Can one write
a. He works four days a week, enough to earn his keep.
b. He works four days a week; enough to earn his keep.
c. He works four days a week: enough to earn his keep.
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The intended meaning is
b. He works four days a week and that's enough to earn his keep.
Many thanks.
a. He works four days a week, enough to earn his keep.
b. He works four days a week; enough to earn his keep.
c. He works four days a week: enough to earn his keep.
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The intended meaning is
b. He works four days a week and that's enough to earn his keep.
Many thanks.
Top answer
He works four days a week , which is enough to earn his keep.
- He works four days a week , which is enough to earn his keep.
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