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WesternAmerican Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
For the most part.
I didn't understand that phrase.
The definition of 'for the most part' in my dictionary is in general; usually;mostly.
Perhaps I could write:
For the most part, our job consists of 2 shifts during the week.
In general, our job consists of 2 shifts during the week.
For the most part, our job consists of 2 obligatory shifts.
Could someone kindly elaborate on the usage of 'for the most part'?
The definition of 'for the most part' in my dictionary is in general; usually;mostly.
Perhaps I could write:
For the most part, our job consists of 2 shifts during the week.
In general, our job consists of 2 shifts during the week.
For the most part, our job consists of 2 obligatory shifts.
Could someone kindly elaborate on the usage of 'for the most part'?
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I cannot elaborate more than you have done. The meaning is as given. Your examples are fine.
- I cannot elaborate more than you have done.
- The meaning is as given.
- Your examples are fine.
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I cannot elaborate more than you have done. The meaning is as given. Your examples are fine.
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