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SheltieBites Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Make/Miss Expenses
"They might not make expenses."
"They might miss expenses."
"They might not make payroll."
"They might miss payroll."
Are all of them standard (and therefore correct) English?
"They might miss expenses."
"They might not make payroll."
"They might miss payroll."
Are all of them standard (and therefore correct) English?
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The 2nd is not; I have never heard it, and it sounds strange.
- The 2nd is not; I have never heard it, and it sounds strange.
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The 2nd is not; I have never heard it, and it sounds strange.
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