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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

There are days with and days without.

Hi,

I'd like to know if this expression 'there are days with and days without' is correct. The french version ,which is the one I based myself upon in the first place is: "Il y'a des jours avec et il y'a des jours sans." but I don't know if I can translate it like I did.

Thanks in advance.

Martin.
  

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'there are days with and days without'-- within itself, the grammar is fine. Understandability will depend on its context.

— Mister Micawber

  • 'there are days with and days without'-- within itself, the grammar is fine.
  • Understandability will depend on its context.
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'there are days with and days without'-- within itself, the grammar is fine. Understandability will depend on its context.
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