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Studyinglanguages Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Full family
"With full family in London."
Is this a correct phrase? I'm aware that the word 'whole' would be preferred to the word full, but is the phrase 'full family completely wrong?
Thank you!
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It's notw rong. although you should say eg with my/his full family . .
- It's notw rong.
- although you should say eg with my/his full family .
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It's notw rong. although you should say eg with my/his full family . . .
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