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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
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entire duration

0I'm trying to learn how to use 'entire duration/duration'02br
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00I'm kind of busy now. Call me back in an hour and I'll explain to your for the entire duration of me walking my dog.02br
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00Just let me take tomorrow off and I promise when I come back, I'll work hard for the entire duration of the project.02br
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00She screamed in pain the entire duration she was in the bathroom. That's how serious her constipation is02br
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00Are my uses of entire duration correct? I feel that the phrase must be preceded with 'for' though I omitted it in the last example for reason I don't know.02br
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00Also, please correct any mistakes. 02br
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00Thank you!0-
  

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02br 01i 00Entire duration02i 00 is redundant. 0-

— Mister Micawber

  • 02br 01i 00Entire duration02i 00 is redundant.
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01i00Entire duration02i00 is redundant. 01i00 The duration02i00 = the entire time.0-
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0 Hi MM, If I remove 'entire', are my sentences correct? 0-
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0 00She screamed in pain the entire duration she was in the bathroom.02br
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00Duration is usually used, as you have done in the other sentences, with 'of ......'. In this case you should say the entire 00time01i00.02i00 0-
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0Hi Philip, what's the difference between entire time and duration?0-
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