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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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"I have a good two dozen of them."
"I have a good two dozen of them."
My teacher says the sentence is fine to use and I was wondering if a and two can be written spoken together. I think a should be out in the sentence. What do you native English speakers think? Thank you so much as usual.
My teacher says the sentence is fine to use and I was wondering if a and two can be written spoken together. I think a should be out in the sentence. What do you native English speakers think? Thank you so much as usual.
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" My teacher says the sentence is fine It is . to use and I was wondering if " a " and " two " can be written or spoken together. I think " a " should be out of the sentence.
- " My teacher says the sentence is fine It is .
- to use and I was wondering if " a " and " two " can be written or spoken together.
- I think " a " should be out of the sentence.
- No , the sentence is fine, because "good" comes between those two words.
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