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MrWonderful Posted 13 years ago
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Which one is correct?
She is pleased with having her design chosen
or
She is pleased with having had her design chosen.
Is it a common expression:"to be on the point of doing smth"? Thanx!
She is pleased with having her design chosen
or
She is pleased with having had her design chosen.
Is it a common expression:"to be on the point of doing smth"? Thanx!
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MrWonderful Which one is correct? Both are correct. MrWonderful Is it a common expression:"to be on the point of doing smth"?
- MrWonderful Which one is correct?
- Both are correct.
- MrWonderful Is it a common expression:"to be on the point of doing smth"?
- Thanx!
- It neither common nor uncommon, eg.
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MrWonderfulWhich one is correct?Both are correct.
MrWonderfulIs it a common expression:"to be on the point of doing smth"? Thanx!It neither common nor uncommon, eg.
He is at the point of deciding which school he will apply to.
He is about to decide which school he will apply to.
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