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R anderson Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Sentence correction

" If i go on a shopping spree it will take a huge chunk of my savings"

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" If i go on a shopping spree its going to take a huge chunk of my savings"

Does either of the two sentences sound grammatically correct? What could be the more native way of saying it?

  

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R anderson "If I go on a shopping spree , it will take a huge chunk of my savings . " Or "If I go on a shopping spree , it ' s going to take a huge chunk of my savings . " Does either of the two sentences sound grammatically correct?

— CalifJim

  • R anderson "If I go on a shopping spree , it will take a huge chunk of my savings .
  • " Or "If I go on a shopping spree , it ' s going to take a huge chunk of my savings .
  • " Does either of the two sentences sound grammatically correct?
  • What could be the more native way of saying it?
  • They are both grammatical, but they both had some punctuation problems.
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R anderson

"If I go on a shopping spree, it will take a huge chunk of my savings."

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"If I go on a shopping spree, it

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