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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Help, what is correct?
Hello,
What is correct PLEASE?
Host families rarely love their exchange so much that they don't want them to leave.
Host families rarely love their exchange so much as to not want them to leave.
What is correct PLEASE?
Host families rarely love their exchange so much that they don't want them to leave.
Host families rarely love their exchange so much as to not want them to leave.
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I'd go with the first one, but as far as I can tell, neither of them is wrong.
- I'd go with the first one, but as far as I can tell, neither of them is wrong.
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I'd go with the first one, but as far as I can tell, neither of them is wrong.
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I wouldn't use 'their exchange" to refer to a person -- how about 'their exchange student"?
To me, "exchange" by itself would refer to the experience, not the person, as in "Students rarely love their exchange so much that they don't want it to end."
To me, "exchange" by itself would refer to the experience, not the person, as in "Students rarely love their exchange so much that they don't want it to end."
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