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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Put in / on a lot of efforts
Can I say,
I put in / on a lot of efforts / effort doing / to do revision for the exam.
I put in / on a lot of efforts / effort doing / to do revision for the exam.
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I wouldn't. "
- I wouldn't.
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I wouldn't.
Instead try this: "I put a lot of effort into revising the exam."
Instead try this: "I put a lot of effort into revising the exam."
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I think this is ok.
I put in a lot of effort into revising for the exam.
I put in a lot of effort into revising for the exam.
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