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Perfect Stranger Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Luggage limitations

Hello there,

Let's say that an airline puts some limitations on your luggage and you can't take more than 8KG. How would a native speaker express something along these lines: "8KG? I can't pack everything I have into 8KG!"

Thank you.

  

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That sounds OK to me. When writing 8kg , don't capitalise kg .

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  • That sounds OK to me.
  • When writing 8kg , don't capitalise kg .
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That sounds OK to me. When writing 8kg, don't capitalise kg.

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You normally talk about packing stuff into size, not into weight.

eg 8kg? My stuff will weigh more than 8kg.

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eg 3 cubic feet? I can't pack everything I have into 3 cubic feet!

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