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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

miles on it

How would you write the sentence?
When I bought the car, it had 100000 miles on the dash.
I bought a car with 10000 miles on.

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When I bought the car, it had 100000 miles on its odometer .

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When I bought the car, it had 100000 miles on its odometer.
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"When I bought the car it had a 100000 miles on it"
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chipw"When I bought the car it had a 100000 miles on it"
Not quite right.
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May be it is not correct grammar but it is commonly spoken that way, at least in the part of the US where I come from (the western US).
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chipwMay be it is not correct grammar but it is commonly spoken that way, at least in the part of the US where I come from (the western US).
Would you say "It had a 946 miles on it?"
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hehehe, I see the problem, in the quoted text I inserted "a" by mistake. No, there would be no "a" in the statement of course. That was my mistake in typing apparently. So sorry for the confusion.
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