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Gene93 Posted 11 years ago
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slack off and slow down
Hello,
Is it idiomatic to use both: "Business slacks off/slows down during the winter months."? I googled them and results did come up. I don't really trust Google, so what do you think? Do they suit the context?
P.S. We could just use "slack" as an adjective and say "Business is usually slack during the winter months."
Thank you
Is it idiomatic to use both: "Business slacks off/slows down during the winter months."? I googled them and results did come up. I don't really trust Google, so what do you think? Do they suit the context?
P.S. We could just use "slack" as an adjective and say "Business is usually slack during the winter months."
Thank you
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Either is acceptable.
- Either is acceptable.
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