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Masanori Takaoka Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
for the first time in
a) We have not had such a dry rainy season in five years.
b) This is the driest rainy season (that) we have had in five years.
c) We have a dry rainy season for the first time in five years.
Do they all mean the same?
In (a) and (b), can 'in' be replaced by 'for'?
b) This is the driest rainy season (that) we have had in five years.
c) We have a dry rainy season for the first time in five years.
Do they all mean the same?
In (a) and (b), can 'in' be replaced by 'for'?
Top answer
Masanori Takaoka Do they all mean the same? Yes. Masanori Takaoka In (a) and (b), can 'in' be replaced by 'for'?
- Masanori Takaoka Do they all mean the same?
- Yes.
- Masanori Takaoka In (a) and (b), can 'in' be replaced by 'for'?
- Yes.
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Masanori TakaokaDo they all mean the same?Yes.
Masanori TakaokaIn (a) and (b), can 'in' be replaced by 'for'?Yes.
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