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Teal lime Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Over a week or More than a week
Should use "more than" or "over" in the sentence below?
The whole world has been talking about it for OVER/MORE THAN a week, and yet, — admit it — you still don’t quite get what all the Bitcoin fuss is about.
Thank you.
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The whole world has been talking about it for OVER/MORE THAN a week, Both are fine.
- The whole world has been talking about it for OVER/MORE THAN a week, Both are fine.
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teal limeShould use "more than" or "over" in the sentence below?The whole world has been talking about it for OVER/MORE THAN a week,
Both are fine.
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