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Grammar
On Winning End
I understand this:
"The team was on the losing end of the game."
Could I write this as the opposite:
"The team was on the winning end of the game."
"The team was on the losing end of the game."
Could I write this as the opposite:
"The team was on the winning end of the game."
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I wouldn't say either thing. I think it has to be a deal or something like that that you're on the winning or losing end of, something that normally is not thought of as having a winner and loser. But there are two ends.
- I wouldn't say either thing.
- I think it has to be a deal or something like that that you're on the winning or losing end of, something that normally is not thought of as having a winner and loser.
- But there are two ends.
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I wouldn't say either thing. I think it has to be a deal or something like that that you're on the winning or losing end of, something that normally is not thought of as having a winner and loser. But there are two ends.
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