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Mazin Ghazi Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
The use of "up to"
Is it right to say:
" A class of teaching might include one and up to ten students"?
Does it give the same meaning as:
"A class of teaching might include between one to ten students"?
Which of them is better for academic writing?
Top answer
Just say ' a class of teaching '. #1 is not natural. #2 is incorrect Say eg A class might include from one to ten students.
- Just say ' a class of teaching '.
- #1 is not natural.
- #2 is incorrect Say eg A class might include from one to ten students.
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Just say 'a class of teaching'.
#1 is not natural.
#2 is incorrect
Say eg A class might include from one to ten students.
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