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Square Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
For few days vs for a few days
1. I stayed in Tokyo city for few days.
2. I stayed in Tokyo city for a few days.
Are both sentences grammatically correct?
2. I stayed in Tokyo city for a few days.
Are both sentences grammatically correct?
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Square Are both sentences grammatically correct? Yes, but the meaning is different, and the first one is not often heard. For the first one it's more likely to hear I didn't stay in Tokyo very long.
- Square Are both sentences grammatically correct?
- Yes, but the meaning is different, and the first one is not often heard.
- For the first one it's more likely to hear I didn't stay in Tokyo very long.
- CJ
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SquareAre both sentences grammatically correct?Yes, but the meaning is different, and the first one is not often heard. For the first one it's more likely to hear
I didn't stay in Tokyo very long.
CJ
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