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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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is the sentence correct?
Is it correct this?
They are too famous for me not to know them. There is a better chance I might not know the people at the bottom of the list more than the top.
They are too famous for me not to know them. There is a better chance I might not know the people at the bottom of the list more than the top.
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" That's very clear, compact and idiomatic. It sounds a bit casual, but I can't figure out how to make it more formal without making the sentence twice as long. "
- " That's very clear, compact and idiomatic.
- It sounds a bit casual, but I can't figure out how to make it more formal without making the sentence twice as long.
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"They are too famous for me not to know them."
That's very clear, compact and idiomatic. It sounds a bit casual, but I can't figure out how to make it more formal without making the sentence twice as long.
"There is a better chance I might not know the people at the bottom of the listmore than the people (or those) at the top."
That's OK but it's
That's very clear, compact and idiomatic. It sounds a bit casual, but I can't figure out how to make it more formal without making the sentence twice as long.
"There is a better chance I might not know the people at the bottom of the list
That's OK but it's
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