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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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In terms of weight

Would you say that this is natural? How would you have said the first sentence?

There are 3 people in the elevator in terms of weight. Only 3 people are allowed in the elevator. There are 2 people and 5 pièces of luggage. We might be overweight.

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Anonymous There are 3 people in the elevator in terms of weight Now it's all fine.

— Philip

  • Anonymous There are 3 people in the elevator in terms of weight Now it's all fine.
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AnonymousThere are 3 people in the elevator in terms of weight
Now it's all fine.
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I wrote in terms of weight because there aren't 3 people but 2 people and luggage, in terms of weight, there are 3 people. Do you know what I mean?
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Two people and their luggage are the equivalent of three people.
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