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Betterwriting74 Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Two more books vs More two books?
Please help tell me which is the correct way of saying. Sometimes, I am confused between these two ways.
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two more books would be the correct answer. Example: I need two more books to complete my 'Grisham' collection.
- two more books would be the correct answer.
- Example: I need two more books to complete my 'Grisham' collection.
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two more books would be the correct answer.
Example: I need two more books to complete my 'Grisham' collection.
Example: I need two more books to complete my 'Grisham' collection.
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I was very surprised I received your reply very fast (I posted the question 1 hour ago). This is the first time I've joined www.EnglishForward.com. I am very happy I have found this website. From now on, I will post my question here if I have question about English.
Sometimes I have many question about English but I don't know who I can ask. You are doing a ve
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