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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
In or at
Which is correct? How would you say this?
I eat at/in a calorie deficit to lose weight.
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Both choices sound awkward and unnatural to me. Instead I would say: I eat less calories to lose weight.
- Both choices sound awkward and unnatural to me.
- Instead I would say: I eat less calories to lose weight.
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Both choices sound awkward and unnatural to me.
Instead I would say: I eat less calories to lose weight.
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