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Class green Posted 9 years ago
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"Plenty of time"

Can somebody help me understand if saying "though she had put in plenty of overtime" is right! I saw this on an aptitude test and I really want to know if it is correct using "plenty" for "overtime". I know we can still say "plenty of time" but not sure if it can be for "overtime" too.

  

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plenty of overtime is fine. You can have plenty of almost anything.

— Clive

  • plenty of overtime is fine.
  • You can have plenty of almost anything.
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plenty of overtime is fine.


You can have plenty of almost anything.

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