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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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to the detriment of
Are these 2 sentence natural?
He's on the team to the detriment of another player. I had to choose between 2 players and I did.
I am married,have 2 kids. I can't risk losing that and have/by having her come live with me especially knowing there is no prospect of the situation improving. If I have to take her in to the detriment of my mariage, I won't have it.
Thank you
He's on the team to the detriment of another player. I had to choose between 2 players and I did.
I am married,have 2 kids. I can't risk losing that and have/by having her come live with me especially knowing there is no prospect of the situation improving. If I have to take her in to the detriment of my mariage, I won't have it.
Thank you
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' eg . . to the detriment of another player's career.
- ' eg .
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- to the detriment of another player's career.
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I almost always see 'to the detriment of a thing', not 'to the detriment of a person...'
eg . . . to the detriment of another player's career.
eg . . . to the detriment of another player's career.
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