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Chivalry Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
"to no avail"
Can I say that a certain series of actions have been TO NO AVAIL?
I've only seen this particular expression being placed at the end of a sentence (as an independent clause actually) which functions as an adverb.
But can I say "I've been searching every clothing retailer store for the merchandise, but so far the hunt has been to no avail."?
Thanks in advance!:)
I've only seen this particular expression being placed at the end of a sentence (as an independent clause actually) which functions as an adverb.
But can I say "I've been searching every clothing retailer store for the merchandise, but so far the hunt has been to no avail."?
Thanks in advance!:)
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chivalry Can I say that a certain series of actions have been TO NO AVAIL? Yes. "?
- chivalry Can I say that a certain series of actions have been TO NO AVAIL?
- Yes.
- "?
- Yes.
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chivalryCan I say that a certain series of actions have been TO NO AVAIL?Yes.
chivalry can I say "I've been searching every clothing retailer store for the merchandise, but so far the hunt has been to no avail."?Yes.
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