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Ann225 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Workload mounting

Hi,

“The school started a week ago and my workload is already mounting.”

“The workload for my History class is already mounting.”

“My workload at school is mounting high now that the exams are coming up.”

Could ‘mounting’ be used like that?

Are the sentences I suggested correct?

Thank you.

  

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They are correct, but a little formal. More casual is this. ”

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  • More casual is this.
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They are correct, but a little formal. More casual is this.

"School started a week ago and I've already got a ton of work to do.”

“I'm already getting lots of work for my History class..”

“I'm getting overloaded at school now that the exams are coming up.”

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