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Jenny chiu Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Is the grammar ok?
Q: How much is budgeted for gasoline?
A: It is budgeted $150.
Is this conversation grammatically correct?
A: It is budgeted $150.
Is this conversation grammatically correct?
Top answer
The question is fine. The answer is not. We have budgeted $150 for gasoline.
- The question is fine.
- The answer is not.
- We have budgeted $150 for gasoline.
- We have budgeted $150.
- $150 is the budget for gasoline.
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The question is fine.
The answer is not.
We have budgeted $150 for gasoline.
We have budgeted $150.
$150 is the budget for gasoline. (Some style guides don't like to start with a number.)
$150.
There is $150 in the budget for gasoline.
The answer is not.
We have budgeted $150 for gasoline.
We have budgeted $150.
$150 is the budget for gasoline. (Some style guides don't like to start with a number.)
$150.
There is $150 in the budget for gasoline.
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