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It's usually used with an exclamation mark: ! this/that is a good deal. Personally, I would like this construction to fall into complete disuse in English.
- It's usually used with an exclamation mark: !
- this/that is a good deal.
- Personally, I would like this construction to fall into complete disuse in English.
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It's usually used with an exclamation mark: !
It means...this/that is a good deal.
Personally, I would like this construction to fall into complete disuse in English.
It means...this/that is a good deal.
Personally, I would like this construction to fall into complete disuse in English.
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Why would you like this construction to fall into complete disuse in English?
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It is a nonsensical, illogical construction. It is completely idiomatic, so it's difficult to explain. When spoken to a non-native, it's confusing because the first word makes it seem like a question. It's just my opinion that there are better ways to express the same idea.
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