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Andrea90 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Tattoo

Hi everybody!

I love tattoos and am dying to get one myself, but I'm a little unsure how to use the words correctly. I want to have a written tattoo on mye foot and I want it to say "One step at the time" or "One step at a time". Which one is the "correct"?

Thank you<3
  

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Hi Andrea, Welcome to English Forums. " All I can tell you is that it hurt so much more than I thought it would and I wouldn't have done it if I'd known that ahead of time, but I guess it depends where you do it on your body. I hope if you do it, you are very happy with the result.

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  • Hi Andrea, Welcome to English Forums.
  • " All I can tell you is that it hurt so much more than I thought it would and I wouldn't have done it if I'd known that ahead of time, but I guess it depends where you do it on your body.
  • I hope if you do it, you are very happy with the result.
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Hi Andrea,

Welcome to English Forums. It's "One step at a time."

All I can tell you is that it hurt so much more than I thought it would and I wouldn't have done it if I'd known that ahead of time, but I guess it depends where you do it on your body.

I hope if you do it, you are very happy with the result. (I like the result, just not what it took to get there.)
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The second one is natural. The first one is ungrammatical. (Hope it doesn't hurt too much!Emotion: surprise )
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Thank you so much!:D And thank you for your concern:) I'll guess I just have to close my eyes and hope it doesn't hurt too much:P
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