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Jay2010 Posted 17 years ago
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Not less than
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please help with this one. would it be correct to say "tours are organised for groups of not less than 10 people" or would it be better to put it like "groups of a minimum of 10 people"? maybe you throw in some other options? thanks!
please help with this one. would it be correct to say "tours are organised for groups of not less than 10 people" or would it be better to put it like "groups of a minimum of 10 people"? maybe you throw in some other options? thanks!
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Less + plural (people) doesn't sound good to my Helsinki ear. How about: Tours are organised for groups of at least 10 people. CB
- Less + plural (people) doesn't sound good to my Helsinki ear.
- How about: Tours are organised for groups of at least 10 people.
- CB
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Less+ plural (people) doesn't sound good to my Helsinki ear.
How about:Tours are organised for groups of at least 10 peop
How about:Tours are organised for groups of at least 10 peop
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