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Desk towel 392 Posted 8 years ago
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Is it to have a cup of coffee the purpose of going to a coffee shop? Or is it to relax in a coffee shop the purpose of having a cup of coffee?
Does this structure sound a wee bit "natural" to you? Or am I complicating my life?
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desk towel 392 Is it to have a cup of coffee the purpose of going to a coffee shop? Or is it to relax in a coffee shop the purpose of having a cup of coffee? Drop the it s in both sentences.
- desk towel 392 Is it to have a cup of coffee the purpose of going to a coffee shop?
- Or is it to relax in a coffee shop the purpose of having a cup of coffee?
- Drop the it s in both sentences.
- I'd say 'the reason for' rather than 'the purpose of'.
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desk towel 392Is it to have a cup of coffee the purpose of going to a coffee shop? Or is it to relax in a coffee shop the purpose of having a cup of coffee?
Drop the its in both sentences.
I'd say 'the reason for' rather than 'the purpose of'.
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