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Guyper Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
How do you say this?
You have two stack of cheques on your table. One in us dollar, and the other, in uk pound, 50:50 each. You count the uk stack once again and you notice that there's only 49 cheques in it.
Is, "I think the 50th uk cheque got mixed with the us stack" the right and natural way to express it?
Thank you
Is, "I think the 50th uk cheque got mixed with the us stack" the right and natural way to express it?
Thank you
Top answer
I think the 50th UK cheque got mixed in with the US stack .
- I think the 50th UK cheque got mixed in with the US stack .
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More natural and idiomatic to me is
eg I think one of the UK cheques got in / is in with the US ones.
eg I think one of the UK cheques got in / is in with the US ones.
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