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Moguwai007 Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

It’s 89% pure

I heard this expression in an American movie, Chicago PD, and it was used in a context where the speaker is talking about cocain.
It sounds like one of the following setences. Both of them seeem grammatically incorrect to me.

But I wonder which one would be used in natural English spoken settings?

1) It’s 89% pure, size great I have ever seen.
2) It’s 89% pure, size grade I have ever seen.

  

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I think you heard it wrong. Neither of those can be right. Maybe someone else can figure out what they really said.

— CalifJim

  • I think you heard it wrong.
  • Neither of those can be right.
  • Maybe someone else can figure out what they really said.
  • CJ
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I think you heard it wrong. Neither of those can be right. Maybe someone else can figure out what they really said.

CJ

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