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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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more than + or so
"I was in the toilet for more than an hour or so." Is that sentence grammatically correct? Should it be "I was in the toilet for more than an hour."
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Your choices: I was in the toilet for more than an hour; I was I the toilet for an hour or so. More than + or so = redundant.
- Your choices: I was in the toilet for more than an hour; I was I the toilet for an hour or so.
- More than + or so = redundant.
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Your choices: I was in the toilet for more than an hour; I was I the toilet for an hour or so.
More than + or so = redundant.
More than + or so = redundant.
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