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Alc24 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Worth or no worth

How would you say this sentence?

1 I have 6 months worth of shampoo/I have 3 days (worth) of food.

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alc24 How would you say this sentence? 1 I have 6 months worth of shampoo/I have 3 days ( worth ) of food. Say "supply" .

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  • alc24 How would you say this sentence?
  • 1 I have 6 months worth of shampoo/I have 3 days ( worth ) of food.
  • Say "supply" .
  • Thank you
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alc24How would you say this sentence?

1 I have 6 months worth of shampoo/I have 3 days (worth) of food. Say "supply".

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But do I say supply for both and where exactly does the word "supply" go? 3 days supply of...??

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Just as you had it but you need to slightly modify your sentence:

I have [a] 6 month supply of .......
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Either "I have three days' worth of food" or "I have three days' supply of food" is fine, but the former is more natural to me (or you could use "I have a three-day supply of food").
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