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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Minimum money live on
Is there something wrong with the sentence?
What's the minimum money you can live on?
What's the minimum money you can live on?
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No. It's a bit casual. " would be more formal.
- No.
- It's a bit casual.
- " would be more formal.
- Some might ask for context.
- What are the parameters?
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No. It's a bit casual.
"What's the minimum amount of money you can live on?" would be more formal.
Some might ask for context. What are the parameters? Is it a particular person/group in a particular set of circumstances?
Is it a rate, eg. per week? - per year?
"What's the minimum amount of money you can live on?" would be more formal.
Some might ask for context. What are the parameters? Is it a particular person/group in a particular set of circumstances?
Is it a rate, eg. per week? - per year?
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