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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Win lose a spot in ranking

I saw online, is possible to correct way you say it?

No one has won or lost a spot in the rankings since yesterday. The same people are ranked the same. The person ranked number 3 is still third, fourth place is still fourth etc...

Thaks
  

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Hi The idea of a "spot" is popular, I think, in the UK and the US.. - The team looked like they would be knocked from the number one spot, but they held on So, I would approve.. - No one has won or lost a spot in the rankings since yesterday Alternatively..

— Dave_anon

  • Hi The idea of a "spot" is popular, I think, in the UK and the US..
  • - The team looked like they would be knocked from the number one spot, but they held on So, I would approve..
  • - No one has won or lost a spot in the rankings since yesterday Alternatively..
  • - The rankings are unchanged since yesterday - There are no changes in league position since yesterday Dave
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Hi

The idea of a "spot" is popular, I think, in the UK and the US..

- The team looked like they would be knocked from the number one spot, but they held on

So, I would approve..

- No one has won or lost a spot in the rankings since yesterday

Alternatively..

- The rankings are unchanged since yesterday

- There are no changes in league p
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I'm talking about a pop chart music. Would still say it the way I have it? The last bit " The artist in 3rd yesterday is 3rd but number 2 has gain a spot and is number 1."
How would you write that

Is gained correct?

Thanks
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