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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

have a trickle down

I heard this, I'm guessing it means does the enthusiasm have an effect on the rest of the people.
Is this correct English?
Does his entusiasm have a trickle down to the rest of you?

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You must use either the verb 'trickle down' or the noun phrase 'a trickle down effect'. Both seem odd when they are not used of Economics.

— Mister Micawber

  • You must use either the verb 'trickle down' or the noun phrase 'a trickle down effect'.
  • Both seem odd when they are not used of Economics.
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You must use either the verb 'trickle down' or the noun phrase 'a trickle down effect'. Both seem odd when they are not used of Economics.
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