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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
There gets to a point
Is the second sentence correct?
The longer you leave the bottle in the fridge the colder it'll get. There gets to a point where the bottle won't get any colder in the fridge.
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The longer you leave the bottle in the fridge the colder it'll get. There gets to a point where the bottle won't get any colder in the fridge.
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There is a point where the bottle won't get any colder in the fridge.
- There is a point where the bottle won't get any colder in the fridge.
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There is a point where the bottle won't get any colder in the fridge.
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Of course, your two sentences contradict each other. You could combine them and say "The longer the bottle stays in the fridge, the colder it gets -- up to a certain point."
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