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Jennyng428 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
If i need to use "of"
1st sentence: i really want to know how much of an impact this test could have on me
2nd sentence: i really want to know how much an impact this test could have on me
is there any difference with or without of in the above sentences?
which one is the proper way of speaking ?
2nd sentence: i really want to know how much an impact this test could have on me
is there any difference with or without of in the above sentences?
which one is the proper way of speaking ?
Top answer
Remember that the word "I" is always capitalised, and that sentences always start with a capital letter and end with a period (or question mark or exclamation mark). Apart from this, your first sentence is OK. Your second sentence is not quite right.
- Remember that the word "I" is always capitalised, and that sentences always start with a capital letter and end with a period (or question mark or exclamation mark).
- Apart from this, your first sentence is OK.
- Your second sentence is not quite right.
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Remember that the word "I" is always capitalised, and that sentences always start with a capital letter and end with a period (or question mark or exclamation mark).
Apart from this, your first sentence is OK. Your second sentence is not quite right. It seems to be an unhappy hybrid between your first sentence and this, which is also OK:
"I really want to know how great/big an i
Apart from this, your first sentence is OK. Your second sentence is not quite right. It seems to be an unhappy hybrid between your first sentence and this, which is also OK:
"I really want to know how great/big an i
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