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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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never ending or never dwindling
What is the natural way to write please -->
I've owed the bank money for as long as I remember. It feels neverending that I owe them money. The loan seems neverending
I've owed the bank money for as long as I remember. It feel like I am paying off a never dwindling loan.
Thanks
I've owed the bank money for as long as I remember. It feels neverending that I owe them money. The loan seems neverending
I've owed the bank money for as long as I remember. It feel like I am paying off a never dwindling loan.
Thanks
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Spell it "never-ending". I think "never-ending" is best before its noun, but "The loan seems never-ending" is OK, if a bit poetical. The other way, "It feels never-ending that I owe them money", is so awkward that I have to call it wrong.
- Spell it "never-ending".
- I think "never-ending" is best before its noun, but "The loan seems never-ending" is OK, if a bit poetical.
- The other way, "It feels never-ending that I owe them money", is so awkward that I have to call it wrong.
- Anonymous I've owed the bank money for as long as I can remember.
- It feel s like I am paying off a never-dwindling loan.
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Spell it "never-ending".
I think "never-ending" is best before its noun, but "The loan seems never-ending" is OK, if a bit poetical. The other way, "It feels never-ending that I owe them money", is so awkward that I have to call it wrong.
I think "never-ending" is best before its noun, but "The loan seems never-ending" is OK, if a bit poetical. The other way, "It feels never-ending that I owe them money", is so awkward that I have to call it wrong.
AnonymousI've owed the bank money for as long as I can remember. It feel
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