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Guest Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Have -/ a/ the pleasure
Dear teachers
are these expressions correct:
"have pleasure, have a pleasure, have the pleasure"?
Thanks!
are these expressions correct:
"have pleasure, have a pleasure, have the pleasure"?
Thanks!
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You haven't given us any context, Guest. The phrases that come to mind are:
'I have the (great) pleasure of introducing the next President of the United States-- George Spelvin!'
'It gives me (great) pleasure to introduce the next President of the United States-- George Spelvin!'
'I take (great) pleasure in introducing the next President of the
'I have the (great) pleasure of introducing the next President of the United States-- George Spelvin!'
'It gives me (great) pleasure to introduce the next President of the United States-- George Spelvin!'
'I take (great) pleasure in introducing the next President of the
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