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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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А month's worth amount of work?
Let's say I have a work to do that takes one month to complete.
Can I describe it as a "month's worth amount of work"?
Does it sound correct or good?
Or there are better ways to convey that idea?
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anonymous Let's say I have work to do that takes one month to complete. 'Work' is uncountable. anonymous Can I describe it as a "month's worth amount of work"?
- anonymous Let's say I have work to do that takes one month to complete.
- 'Work' is uncountable.
- anonymous Can I describe it as a "month's worth amount of work"?
- Does it sound correct or good?
- No.
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anonymousLet's say I have work to do that takes one month to complete.
'Work' is uncountable.
anonymousCan I describe it as a "month's worth amount of work"? Does it sound correct or good?
No. 'Worth' = 'amount'.
I have a month's worth of work to do.
I have
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