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Ann225 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Mean streak
Hi,
Can I say that ‘there’s a mean streak to/in her’ or only that ‘she has a mean streak’?
Thank you. 
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Ann225 Can I say that ‘there’s a mean streak to/in her’ Yes, and you would be understood, but it doesn't seem as idiomatic as your other choice ( She has a mean streak ). CJ
- Ann225 Can I say that ‘there’s a mean streak to/in her’ Yes, and you would be understood, but it doesn't seem as idiomatic as your other choice ( She has a mean streak ).
- CJ
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Ann225Can I say that ‘there’s a mean streak to/in her’
Yes, and you would be understood, but it doesn't seem as idiomatic as your other choice (She has a mean streak).
CJ
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