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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
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
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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