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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Which word would you use in these few sentences?
Which would you say please or how would you say these sentences?
- I know where I work beforehand/in advance.
- This performance ties (for/as) the worst performance by a player in the history of the sport.
- There are 30 pages under each divider/within each divider in the binder.
- I put them in alphabetical order so I could check them off once I did/do them.
Thank you
- I know where I work beforehand/in advance.
- This performance ties (for/as) the worst performance by a player in the history of the sport.
- There are 30 pages under each divider/within each divider in the binder.
- I put them in alphabetical order so I could check them off once I did/do them.
Thank you
Top answer
within each divider did them In advance sounds a bit better, but both are fine.
- within each divider did them In advance sounds a bit better, but both are fine.
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within each divider
did them
In advance sounds a bit better, but both are fine.
did them
In advance sounds a bit better, but both are fine.
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