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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Neck and neck
I heard this said on tv.
John and Mike are both as bad as one another and someone says:
It is neck and neck with John and Mike who is the weakest.
How would you have corrected the sentence?
Thank you
John and Mike are both as bad as one another and someone says:
It is neck and neck with John and Mike who is the weakest.
How would you have corrected the sentence?
Thank you
Top answer
It sounds good enough to me. It means they are tied in the race, or whatever comparison.
- It sounds good enough to me.
- It means they are tied in the race, or whatever comparison.
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It sounds good enough to me. It means they are tied in the race, or whatever comparison.
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