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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
in a row
Is it correct to say 'in a row'?
I answer emails as they come. I don't wait for them to pile up and then answer 10 in a row.
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I answer emails as they come. I don't wait for them to pile up and then answer 10 in a row.
Many thanks
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Yes.
- Yes.
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Is it correct to *** 'in' "as they come in"?
Instead of "in a row" would "at a time" be correct? Would you use a different word?
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Instead of "in a row" would "at a time" be correct? Would you use a different word?
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