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Mewosh Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Of length vs of a length
Consider for instance "this sentence is of moderate length" and "this sentence is of a moderate length". Which one is correct/what is the difference?
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I think either one of those is technically correct, and the meaning is the same for both. I think the first one sounds more natural.
- I think either one of those is technically correct, and the meaning is the same for both.
- I think the first one sounds more natural.
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I think either one of those is technically correct, and the meaning is the same for both. I think the first one sounds more natural.
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