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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
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Hi,

but don't u want to get a new visa where u don't have to spend money on travel every 3 months?

Is this sentence grammatically correct?
  

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Assuming the sentence is correct: I would put 2 x commas - (correct me if I am wrong, anyone) but, don't u want to get a new visa, where u don't have to spend money on travel every 3 months? Personally I would use: Would you rather get a new visa, where you don't have to spend money on travel every three months? == To me however, the sentence says: The particular visa means you don't have to spend money on travel, is that right?

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  • Assuming the sentence is correct: I would put 2 x commas - (correct me if I am wrong, anyone) but, don't u want to get a new visa, where u don't have to spend money on travel every 3 months?
  • Personally I would use: Would you rather get a new visa, where you don't have to spend money on travel every three months?
  • == To me however, the sentence says: The particular visa means you don't have to spend money on travel, is that right?
  • I havent heard of this type of visa
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Assuming the sentence is correct:

I would put 2 x commas - (correct me if I am wrong, anyone)

but, don't u want to get a new visa, where u don't have to spend money on travel every 3 months?

Personally I would use:

Would you rather get a new visa, where you don't have to spend money on travel every three months?

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But don't you want to get a new visa which does not require you to spend on travel every 3 months?
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Ah, quite possibly it is suggesting that the person should apply for a visa longer than 3 month? So you don't have to spend money to leave the country?

I have never applied for a visa yet, so I am a little clueless here.
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