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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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I just watched video. Can you tell me what you think?
http://www.nba.com/video/channels/nba_tv/2012/01/31/20120130_blake_dunk_talk.nba
At 1 minute 26 seconds, commentator says
People are trying to rank where that is in terms of one of the best dunks of all times.
Shouldn't it be something like
People are trying to figure out where this ranks in terms of the best dunk of all times.
People are trying to figure out where this ranks among the best dunk of all times.
Regards,
At 1 minute 26 seconds, commentator says
People are trying to rank where that is in terms of one of the best dunks of all times.
Shouldn't it be something like
People are trying to figure out where this ranks in terms of the best dunk of all times.
People are trying to figure out where this ranks among the best dunk of all times.
Regards,
Top answer
Hi, People are trying to rank where that is in terms of one of the best dunks of all times. It sounds better if you use the plural form. Sports commentators are well-known for using poor grammar and awkward phrases.
- Hi, People are trying to rank where that is in terms of one of the best dunks of all times.
- It sounds better if you use the plural form.
- Sports commentators are well-known for using poor grammar and awkward phrases.
- Clive
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Hi,
People are trying to rank where that is in terms of one of the best dunks of all times.
It sounds better if you use the plural form.
Sports commentators are well-known for using poor grammar and awkward phrases.
People are trying to rank where that is in terms of one of the best dunks of all times.
It sounds better if you use the plural form.
Sports commentators are well-known for using poor grammar and awkward phrases.
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