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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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near perfect vs nearly perfect
Are both correct?
That was a near perfect experience.
That was nearly a perfect experience.
That's a near impossible task to accomplish.
That's nearly impossible task to accomplish.
That was a near perfect experience.
That was nearly a perfect experience.
That's a near impossible task to accomplish.
That's nearly impossible task to accomplish.
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The ones with nearly are correct. If you want to use near , you need a hyphen: near-perfect experience, near-impossibl e task.
- The ones with nearly are correct.
- If you want to use near , you need a hyphen: near-perfect experience, near-impossibl e task.
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The ones with nearly are correct. If you want to use near, you need a hyphen: near-perfect experience, near-impossible task.
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