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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Responding to an interview
Would you say...
"I would be more then happy to meet with you at..."
Or would you say
"I would be more than happy to meet with you at..."
"I would be more then happy to meet with you at..."
Or would you say
"I would be more than happy to meet with you at..."
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Then has to do with time. We went to the beach and then back to the hotel. First go to the ATM and then you can go shopping.
- Then has to do with time.
- We went to the beach and then back to the hotel.
- First go to the ATM and then you can go shopping.
- He used to visit us now and then .
- Than has to do with comparing things: I have more money than you.
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Then has to do with time.
We went to the beach and then back to the hotel.
First go to the ATM and then you can go shopping.
He used to visit us now and then.
Than has to do with comparing things:
I have more money than you.
She is more beautiful than Angelina.
I am happier today than I was last ni
We went to the beach and then back to the hotel.
First go to the ATM and then you can go shopping.
He used to visit us now and then.
Than has to do with comparing things:
I have more money than you.
She is more beautiful than Angelina.
I am happier today than I was last ni
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