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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
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My lottery ticket went off the bull's eye
My lottery ticket went off the bull's eye.
My lottery ticket went off the mark.
I lost the lottery.
I failed to win the lottery.
Hi,
If I want to express that my lottery ticket didn't win anything, do the above work? If not, how would you say them? Thanks.
My lottery ticket went off the mark.
I lost the lottery.
I failed to win the lottery.
Hi,
If I want to express that my lottery ticket didn't win anything, do the above work? If not, how would you say them? Thanks.
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Angliholic My lottery ticket went off the bull's eye. No. My lottery ticket went off the mark.
- Angliholic My lottery ticket went off the bull's eye.
- No.
- My lottery ticket went off the mark.
- Not really idiomatic.
- I lost the lottery.
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AngliholicMy lottery ticket went off the bull's eye. No.
My lottery ticket went off the mark. Not really idiomatic.
I lost the lottery. OK.
I failed to win the lottery. OK.
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