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Khoshtip Posted 11 years ago
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Several
Assume these please:
1) I have seen this film five times or it's fifth time that I see it.
2) I have seen this film several times or it's severalth (!) times I see it.
What suffix should I add to the several to be meaningful?
1) I have seen this film five times or it's fifth time that I see it.
2) I have seen this film several times or it's severalth (!) times I see it.
What suffix should I add to the several to be meaningful?
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1a. I have seen this film five times. 1b.
- 1a.
- I have seen this film five times.
- 1b.
- This is the fifth time I have seen this film 2a.
- I have seen this film several times.
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1a. I have seen this film five times.
1b. This is the fifth time I have seen this film
2a. I have seen this film several times.
There is no several + suffix form that can make a 2b version possible.
1b. This is the fifth time I have seen this film
2a. I have seen this film several times.
There is no several + suffix form that can make a 2b version possible.
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OK. And if we ignore using several, what else word you would use for 2b?
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