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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
of or no of
What do you think I should do? Is this correct?
That's more [of] a teenager's job.
That's more [of] a teenager's job.
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" You could also say it as: That's more a job for a teenager.
- " You could also say it as: That's more a job for a teenager.
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Either is okay, but I, personally, would drop the "of."
You could also say it as: That's more a job for a teenager.
You could also say it as: That's more a job for a teenager.
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Hi,
Thank you for the help. I'm curious about the questions below. Can you please help me since you are English?
Do you see anything wrong with this?
That's not my job to do. It's his job to do that and he delegates it to me.
Thank you for the help. I'm curious about the questions below. Can you please help me since you are English?
Do you see anything wrong with this?
That's not my job to do. It's his job to do that and he delegates it to me.
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Here are my suggestions for improving your sentences.
Do you see anything wrong with this?
That's not my job to do. It's his job to do that and he delegates it to me.
I would replace "and" with "but" since you want to show contrast. "It's his job to do that, but he delegates it to me."
Do you see anything wrong with this?
That's not my job to do. It's his job to do that and he delegates it to me.
I would replace "and" with "but" since you want to show contrast. "It's his job to do that, but he delegates it to me."
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