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Mr. Tom Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Hype and hoopla
Hi
Is this sentence natural English? Any suggestions please?
There was such a hype and hoopla on the television the other day about rain and snow taking place and temperature drop below zero.
Thanks,
Tom
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No. Hype and hoopla are much, much more extreme. A good example is all the crazy stuff that happens as an American national political convention.
- No.
- Hype and hoopla are much, much more extreme.
- A good example is all the crazy stuff that happens as an American national political convention.
- In your example, I would just say eg There was such a fuss on TV the other day about rain and snow and the temperature dropping below zero.
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No. Hype and hoopla are much, much more extreme. A good example is all the crazy stuff that happens as an American national political convention.
In your example, I would just say
eg There was such a fuss on TV the other day about rain and snow and the temperature dropping below zero.
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