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Too finicky 7 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Grammar Grammar ?
Is this sentence grammatically correct-
1. She's looking to buy motor insurance online, for a car which she's planning to buy.
2. She's looking for motor insurance online, for a car which she's planning to buy.
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S. This is all you need: She's looking for car insurance online for a car she's planning to buy. CJ
- S.
- This is all you need: She's looking for car insurance online for a car she's planning to buy.
- CJ
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too finicky 7motor insurance
It's possible this is British English, but it's "car insurance" in the U.S.
This is all you need:
She's looking for car insurance online for a car she's planning to buy.
CJ
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