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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Luckily for you vs. Lucky for you.........which is more correct?
Grammatically, stylistically, etc.......and why is it correct?
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Hi, Both are OK grammatically. Let's look into the speaker's mind at the long form of what is being said. A: The car driver didn't hit you because he braked very quickly.
- Hi, Both are OK grammatically.
- Let's look into the speaker's mind at the long form of what is being said.
- A: The car driver didn't hit you because he braked very quickly.
- B: Lucky for you .
- Long version: It was lucky for you that he braked quickly.
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Hi,
Both are OK grammatically. Let's look into the speaker's mind at the long form of what is being said.
A: The car driver didn't hit you because he braked very quickly.
B: Lucky for you. Long version: It was lucky for you that he braked quickly. Adjectival form
A: The car driver didn't hit you because he braked very quickly.
B: Luckily for y
Both are OK grammatically. Let's look into the speaker's mind at the long form of what is being said.
A: The car driver didn't hit you because he braked very quickly.
B: Lucky for you. Long version: It was lucky for you that he braked quickly. Adjectival form
A: The car driver didn't hit you because he braked very quickly.
B: Luckily for y
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i am hearing impaired , i am no luck, hard my life and i think coming money for my family
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