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Surfer Posted 6 years ago
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Entirity

Hi, ..


Could you please take a look at the following sentence:


"It has a peak torque rating of 30.1 kgfm (295 Nm) delivered instantly and its entirety the moment you step on the accelerator pedal."


I saw this on the website of a car dealer. Is it grammatically correct? Shouldn't there go an at between and and its?



Thanks in advance.

  

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You could say "and in its entirety." However, I think it would be better to say instead "delivered instantly and completely..."

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