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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Are both of the below sentence correct:
1. I haven't washed my car 'in or for' a while. (Are both in and for possible?)
2. It's been a while since I washed my car.
1. I haven't washed my car 'in or for' a while. (Are both in and for possible?)
2. It's been a while since I washed my car.
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Yes, both are correct. My preference, in the first sentence, is "in" a while.
- Yes, both are correct.
- My preference, in the first sentence, is "in" a while.
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Yes, both are correct.
My preference, in the first sentence, is "in" a while.
My preference, in the first sentence, is "in" a while.
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