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Emacer Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
In Deficit
According to this dictionary, the following:
"Wheat is in surplus"
means there is a lot of wheat.
Could I write:
"Wheat is in deficit"
to mean there is not enough wheat?
"Wheat is in surplus"
means there is a lot of wheat.
Could I write:
"Wheat is in deficit"
to mean there is not enough wheat?
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emacer....... According to this dictionary, the following: "Wheat is in surplus . " means there is a lot of wheat.
- emacer.......
- According to this dictionary, the following: "Wheat is in surplus .
- " means there is a lot of wheat.
- It means that there is more wheat than is needed.
- Could I write "Wheat is in deficit .
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emacer.......According to this dictionary,the following:"Wheat is in surplus." means there is a lot of wheat. It means that there is more wheat than is needed. Could I write "Wheat is in deficit." You could say that, but without any special context it is much more natural yo say 'There is a shortage of wheat.' to me
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