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Sundarnaz Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Suffice

"We generally have four types of determiners. They are as follows:

Articles,

Demonstratives,

Possessives,

Quantifiers.

Some references may declare that there are more types, but these will suffice to me."

The phrese "suffice to me" is confusing me. Please, tell me is it correct to say "suffice to me"?

  

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I wouldn't say it's ungrammatical, but I wouldn't call it natural either. The natural phrase is: 'suffice for me'.

— Persian Learner

  • I wouldn't say it's ungrammatical, but I wouldn't call it natural either.
  • The natural phrase is: 'suffice for me'.
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I wouldn't say it's ungrammatical, but I wouldn't call it natural either.

The natural phrase is: 'suffice for me'.

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