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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

ten(one) out of ten times.

1)He won ten(one) out of ten times.
2)He won ten times(once) out of ten times.

Which sentence is more common?
  

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ten out of ten seems more OK to me. There is no need to repeat "times" here as it's implied already.

— Karansardana

  • ten out of ten seems more OK to me.
  • There is no need to repeat "times" here as it's implied already.
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ten out of ten seems more OK to me. There is no need to repeat "times" here as it's implied already.
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