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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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nowhere near close
Which of these is correct?
She is nowhere near close to leaving.
She is nowhere close to leaving.
She is nowhere near leaving.
Thank you!!!
She is nowhere near close to leaving.
She is nowhere close to leaving.
She is nowhere near leaving.
Thank you!!!
Top answer
All are in use; all are casual; the first is the least likely, since 'near' and 'close' are synonymous.
- All are in use; all are casual; the first is the least likely, since 'near' and 'close' are synonymous.
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All are in use; all are casual; the first is the least likely, since 'near' and 'close' are synonymous.
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