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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Hi!
I found this sentence on one of the online quizzes for Subject-Verb Agreement:
"Statistics hasn't been revised as a course approach far too long."
Shouldn't it be: "Statistics hasn't been revised as a course approach for too long."?
I found this sentence on one of the online quizzes for Subject-Verb Agreement:
"Statistics hasn't been revised as a course approach far too long."
Shouldn't it be: "Statistics hasn't been revised as a course approach for too long."?
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"? Yes, it's a typo. Or you cold say '.
- "?
- Yes, it's a typo.
- Or you cold say '.
- .
- ' The whole sentence seems to me rather awkward to offer students.
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Hi,
I found this sentence on one of the online quizzes for Subject-Verb Agreement:
"Statistics hasn't been revised as a course approach far too long."
Shouldn't it be: "Statistics hasn't been revised as a course approach for too long."?
Yes, it's a typo. Or you cold say '. . . for far too long.'
I found this sentence on one of the online quizzes for Subject-Verb Agreement:
"Statistics hasn't been revised as a course approach far too long."
Shouldn't it be: "Statistics hasn't been revised as a course approach for too long."?
Yes, it's a typo. Or you cold say '. . . for far too long.'
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