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Newguest Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Monthly

Hi

Is it a correct sentence:

The sum I had to pay for the course is more than in X (country) people earn monthly.

--- Is there a better way to say that?
  

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in X should go after people . people in X earn monthly is fine. Or people in X earn in a month .

— CalifJim

  • in X should go after people .
  • people in X earn monthly is fine.
  • Or people in X earn in a month .
  • I would leave out sum and write this: I had to pay more for the course than people in X earn [monthly / in a month].
  • CJ
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in X should go after people. people in X earn monthly is fine. Or people in X earn in a month.

I would leave out sum and write this:

I had to pay more for the course than people in X earn [monthly / in a month].

CJ
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