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Grammar
Given a/the choice
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If you were given [the/a] choice [of/between] an expensive car or a trip around the world, what would you pick?
It should be 'the' and 'of'? Is that correct?
Thanks!
If you were given [the/a] choice [of/between] an expensive car or a trip around the world, what would you pick?
It should be 'the' and 'of'? Is that correct?
Thanks!
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the/a choice between/of .... In my opinion, all of your options are correct.
- the/a choice between/of ....
- In my opinion, all of your options are correct.
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... the/a choice between/of ....
In my opinion, all of your options are correct.
In my opinion, all of your options are correct.
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I would be most likely to say:
If you were given a choice between an expensive car and a trip around the world, which would you pick?
"The choice" is also grammatically acceptable.
If you were given a choice between an expensive car and a trip around the world, which would you pick?
"The choice" is also grammatically acceptable.
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