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JKBelieve Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

What is the idiomatic way of saying this?

'I never actually solved many of this type of problems.'

I know that this sentence sounds very strange. Not idiomatic at all. Can you tell me what the idiomatic version of this sentence is?


Oh and one more question.......Is 'idiomatical' a word at all?
  

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I can't think of an idiom that exactly captures that situation. The nearest I can get is 'It's all new to me' If you are just looking for a more colloquial way of saying this, try 'I haven't done this before' or 'I don't have much experience with this'.

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  • I can't think of an idiom that exactly captures that situation.
  • The nearest I can get is 'It's all new to me' If you are just looking for a more colloquial way of saying this, try 'I haven't done this before' or 'I don't have much experience with this'.
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I can't think of an idiom that exactly captures that situation. The nearest I can get is 'It's all new to me'

If you are just looking for a more colloquial way of saying this, try 'I haven't done this before' or 'I don't have much experience with this'.

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(1) 'I've never actually solved many of this type of problem.'

(2) 'Idiomatic', not 'idiomatical'-- but 'idiomatically' is OK.
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