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English 1b3 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
whether/be it
Which is the best version of this sentence? A, B, C or something else?
a. In my itinerary, I have allocated full days to travel, whether it's is short or long distance.
b. In my itinerary, I have allocated full days to travel, whether short or long distance.
c. In my itinerary, I have allocated full days to travel, be it short or long distance.
Thanks
a. In my itinerary, I have allocated full days to travel, whether it's is short or long distance.
b. In my itinerary, I have allocated full days to travel, whether short or long distance.
c. In my itinerary, I have allocated full days to travel, be it short or long distance.
Thanks
Top answer
actually they are all okay but kind of awkward. How about In my itineray, I have allocated (4) full days to travel, regardless of the distance. more concise, clear.
- actually they are all okay but kind of awkward.
- How about In my itineray, I have allocated (4) full days to travel, regardless of the distance.
- more concise, clear.
- you need a description before 'full days' like how many days.
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actually they are all okay but kind of awkward. How about
In my itineray, I have allocated (4) full days to travel, regardless of the distance.
more concise, clear. you need a description before 'full days' like how many days.
In my itineray, I have allocated (4) full days to travel, regardless of the distance.
more concise, clear. you need a description before 'full days' like how many days.
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