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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Informal equivalent?
Dear Teachers,
How to say ’’that would be detrimental for us’’, ’’that would be a >tragedy<’’ (where ’’tragedy’’ is a bit of an exaggaration) with an informal expression (preferably with a phrasal verb)? Please, could you let me know if you know such an expression?
Thank you
How to say ’’that would be detrimental for us’’, ’’that would be a >tragedy<’’ (where ’’tragedy’’ is a bit of an exaggaration) with an informal expression (preferably with a phrasal verb)? Please, could you let me know if you know such an expression?
Thank you
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eg That would be bad for us. eg That would be a bad thing for us. eg That would be a blow for/to us.
- eg That would be bad for us.
- eg That would be a bad thing for us.
- eg That would be a blow for/to us.
- Clive
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eg That would be bad for us.
eg That would be a bad thing for us.
eg That would be a blow for/to us.
Clive
eg That would be a bad thing for us.
eg That would be a blow for/to us.
Clive
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