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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Re: "...one single..." grammar
I really didn't know where to post this. I hope you don't mind if I posit this here.
Is the phrase "one single" grammatically correct? e.g. "All I need is one single glass of water." It just seems redundant to me and it does annoy me enough to seek help.
Thank you.
- Arnold
Is the phrase "one single" grammatically correct? e.g. "All I need is one single glass of water." It just seems redundant to me and it does annoy me enough to seek help.
Thank you.
- Arnold
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I moved you post to here. It really can't be in the help section. It is fine grammatically.
- I moved you post to here.
- It really can't be in the help section.
- It is fine grammatically.
- As you say you don't need it a would do instead although it might be used to stress that your request is so small and therefore not too difficult for the listener.
- If you have a question about the language then please post in the basic English sections.
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I moved you post to here. It really can't be in the help section.
It is fine grammatically. As you say you don't need it a would do instead although it might be used to stress that your request is so small and therefore not too difficult for the listener.
If you have a question about the language then please post in the basic English sections. Grammar for grammar and Vocabula
It is fine grammatically. As you say you don't need it a would do instead although it might be used to stress that your request is so small and therefore not too difficult for the listener.
If you have a question about the language then please post in the basic English sections. Grammar for grammar and Vocabula
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hi Arnold, you must use like this " All I need is a glass of water. " Its enough. 
- Alyson M. S. -
- Alyson M. S. -
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