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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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No matter they are young or old,

No matter they are young or old, they all enjoy going to the spa.

Does the above sound right? If not, how would you revise it? Thanks.
  

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It would look better as: "No matter if they are young or old, they all enjoy going to the spa". This is perfectly understandable, but I would be more likely to say: "Young or old, they all enjoy going to the spa".

— A Cornish Pasty

  • It would look better as: "No matter if they are young or old, they all enjoy going to the spa".
  • This is perfectly understandable, but I would be more likely to say: "Young or old, they all enjoy going to the spa".
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It would look better as: "No matter if they are young or old, they all enjoy going to the spa".

This is perfectly understandable, but I would be more likely to say: "Young or old, they all enjoy going to the spa".
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Angliholic
No matter they are young or old, they all enjoy going to the spa.

Does the above sound right? If not, how would you revise it? Thanks.

I'd write 'No matter how young or old they are, they all enjoy going to the spa.'
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Thanks, Pasty and Yoong.

Got it.
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Yoong Liat
Angliholic
No matter they are young or old, they all enjoy going to the spa.

Does the above sound right? If not, how would you revise it? Thanks.

I'd write 'No matter how young or old they are, they all enjoy going to the spa.'
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