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Code333 Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Need urgent urgent help, please (farther/further)
A) The 20TH of June, 2004
Can I write the date this way? Is it right?
B) Which is correct?
Go farther or go further
when meaning more distant or remote
Can I write the date this way? Is it right?
B) Which is correct?
Go farther or go further
when meaning more distant or remote
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Hi Code, A) Yes, except you should write TH as th B) For distance, it used to be taught that 'farther' should be used, but now both 'farther' and 'further' are commonly used. Clive
- Hi Code, A) Yes, except you should write TH as th B) For distance, it used to be taught that 'farther' should be used, but now both 'farther' and 'further' are commonly used.
- Clive
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Hi Code,
A) Yes, except you should write TH as th
B) For distance, it used to be taught that 'farther' should be used, but now both 'farther' and 'further' are commonly used.
Clive
A) Yes, except you should write TH as th
B) For distance, it used to be taught that 'farther' should be used, but now both 'farther' and 'further' are commonly used.
Clive
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