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Bielo Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Is this sentence correct?
I am wondering if the sentence below is grammatically correct. What do you think? Thanks!
"I haven't had much sleep in either awhile or a while."
"I haven't had much sleep in either awhile or a while."
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No. Both forms have the same meaning: "The adverb awhile is spelled as a single word: After stopping in Hadley awhile, we drove to Deerfield . "
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- Both forms have the same meaning: "The adverb awhile is spelled as a single word: After stopping in Hadley awhile, we drove to Deerfield .
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No. Both forms have the same meaning:
"The adverb awhile is spelled as a single word: After stopping in
"The adverb awhile is spelled as a single word: After stopping in
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