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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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the region produce an abundance of fresh fruit
At this time of year, the region produces an abundance of fresh fruit.
At this time of the year, the region produces a plenty of fresh fruit.
For a start, should I use year or the year in the above sample and why?
Do an abundance of and a plenty of refer to about the same quantity of fresh fruit?
Thanks.
At this time of the year, the region produces a plenty of fresh fruit.
For a start, should I use year or the year in the above sample and why?
Do an abundance of and a plenty of refer to about the same quantity of fresh fruit?
Thanks.
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Hi, At this time of year , the region produces an abundance of fresh fruit. At this time of the year , the region produces a plenty of fresh fruit. For a start, should I use year or the year in the above sample and why?
- Hi, At this time of year , the region produces an abundance of fresh fruit.
- At this time of the year , the region produces a plenty of fresh fruit.
- For a start, should I use year or the year in the above sample and why?
- Really, there's no difference.
- Do an abundance of and a plenty of refer to about the same quantity of fresh fruit?
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Hi,
At this time of year, the region produces an abundance of fresh fruit.
At this time of the year, the region produces a plenty of fresh fruit.
For a start, should I use year or the year in the above sample and why? Really, ther
At this time of year, the region produces an abundance of fresh fruit.
At this time of the year, the region produces a plenty of fresh fruit.
For a start, should I use year or the year in the above sample and why? Really, ther
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