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Sun 94 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Ten minutes' driving
Is the sentence grammatically correct?
She lives very near from my place. It's just ten minute's driving from my place.
She lives very near from my place. It's just ten minute's driving from my place.
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No. She lives very near my place. It's just a ten-minute drive.
- No.
- She lives very near my place.
- It's just a ten-minute drive.
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She lives very near my place. It's just a ten-minute drive.
She lives very near my place. It's just a ten-minute drive.
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