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Christine Christie Posted 4 years ago
Grammar
Gain
Is this sentence correct:
"For me, ten thousand Euros is a lot of money, and it would bother me to lose such an amount with no gain at all."
Note: By 'no gain', I mean by not making any use of it.
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Christine Christie Is this sentence correct: No. If you lose it, it's simply gone, and there can be no gain. Christine Christie Note: By 'no gain', I mean by not making any use of it.
- Christine Christie Is this sentence correct: No.
- If you lose it, it's simply gone, and there can be no gain.
- Christine Christie Note: By 'no gain', I mean by not making any use of it.
- That is not what it means.
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Christine ChristieIs this sentence correct:
No. If you lose it, it's simply gone, and there can be no gain.
Christine ChristieNote: By 'no gain', I mean by not making any use of it.
That is not what it means.
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