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Alc24 Posted 14 years ago
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More of a hassle than not ...
Are these both correct?
It's more of a hassle to have the tickets than not to have them.
It's more of a hassle to have the tickets than not a hassle.
Thanks
It's more of a hassle to have the tickets than not to have them.
It's more of a hassle to have the tickets than not a hassle.
Thanks
Top answer
Only the 1st is possible.
- Only the 1st is possible.
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