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HifaMo Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
X doesn't happen all at once but gradually.
X doesn't happen all at once but in three stages.
Is the above sentence correct?
Thanks.
Is the above sentence correct?
Thanks.
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According to me, it looks fine. X doesn't happen all at once, but in three stages.
- According to me, it looks fine.
- X doesn't happen all at once, but in three stages.
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According to me, it looks fine.
X doesn't happen all at once, but in three stages.
X doesn't happen all at once, but in three stages.
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Yes, that makes sense, but put a comma between 'once' and 'but' .
X doesn't happen all at once, but in three stages.
If you wanted to emphasize the point more emphatically you could say:
X doesn't happen all at once, it happens in three stages.
X doesn't happen all at once, but in three stages.
If you wanted to emphasize the point more emphatically you could say:
X doesn't happen all at once, it happens in three stages.
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