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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
have too much say
Is the sequence of words correct? Is the sentence as a whole correct?
Kids these days have too much say in what they are allowed to wear to school.
Thank you so very much
Kids these days have too much say in what they are allowed to wear to school.
Thank you so very much
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It is correct, though the phrasing is a little informal. " seems more like a general observation or opinion.
- It is correct, though the phrasing is a little informal.
- " seems more like a general observation or opinion.
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It is correct, though the phrasing is a little informal.
"Kids these days..." sounds like something a cranky old person would say, whereas, "These days, children have..." seems more like a general observation or opinion.
"Kids these days..." sounds like something a cranky old person would say, whereas, "These days, children have..." seems more like a general observation or opinion.
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