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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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have no choice but to

0Hi, I have two questions:02br
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001.I had no choice / option / alternative but to sell the house.02br
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00Can we use 'option' or 'alternative' instead of 'choice' here and all of the three mean the same?02br
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002.Can we say 'I 01b00didn't have02b00 a choice but to sell the house'?02br
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00Thanks!0-
  

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0#1 All three are applicable. 02br 02br 00#2 "I had no choice but to sell the house" is how it would usually be expressed. 0-

— Feebs11

  • 0#1 All three are applicable.
  • 02br 02br 00#2 "I had no choice but to sell the house" is how it would usually be expressed.
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0#1 All three are applicable. 02br
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0Thank you very much, Feebs11.0-
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0 To keep close to the original: "I didn't have any other choice but to..." 0-
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0 Or, to keep it close to the original: "I didn't have any other choice but to..."02br
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00 EDIT: I made this second post because of this bug:02br
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