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Kazupocketmonster Posted 10 years ago
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The phrase 'no amount of?'
Can I use 'no amount of' phrase in the following way?
In reading, you should be interested in different opinions and ways of thinking. Otherwise, no amount of reading would be pointless.
In reading, you should be interested in different opinions and ways of thinking. Otherwise, no amount of reading would be pointless.
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In reading, you should be interested in different opinions and ways of thinking. Otherwise, no amount of reading would be (enlightening etc). no amount = not even a huge amount d
- In reading, you should be interested in different opinions and ways of thinking.
- Otherwise, no amount of reading would be (enlightening etc).
- no amount = not even a huge amount d
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In reading, you should be interested in different opinions and ways of thinking. Otherwise, no amount of reading would be (enlightening etc).
no amount = not even a huge amount
d
no amount = not even a huge amount
d
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