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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

It only take seven days

Do you add "d" on "only"

It onlys take seven days
  

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You mean donly or onlyd ? It onlys take seven days Perhaps you want to say It only takes seven days (present tense) or It only took seven days (past tense). Best wishes, Clive

  • You mean donly or onlyd ?
  • It onlys take seven days Perhaps you want to say It only takes seven days (present tense) or It only took seven days (past tense).
  • Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,

Do you add "d" on "only" Why would you want to do that?You mean donly or onlyd ?

It onlys take seven days

Perhaps you want to say It only takes seven days (present tense)

or It only took seven days (past tense).

Best wishes, Clive
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Those who know me well will not be surprised by my suggestion that you place 'only' in a different spot: It takes only seven days. I feel that 'only' should be as close to what it is limiting as possible.

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