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English 1b3 Posted 14 years ago
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Are both grammatical? If yes, which is best? Thanks
He's living in such a nice house but paying a lot of rent. He'll find it hard to ever downgrade now though, much like how I will struggle once I start house-sitting in the mansion across the street.
He's living in such a nice house but paying a lot of rent. He'll find it hard to ever downgrade now though, much like how it will be hard for me once I start house-sitting in the mansion across the street.
He's living in such a nice house but paying a lot of rent. He'll find it hard to ever downgrade now though, much like how I will struggle once I start house-sitting in the mansion across the street.
He's living in such a nice house but paying a lot of rent. He'll find it hard to ever downgrade now though, much like how it will be hard for me once I start house-sitting in the mansion across the street.
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