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Member Posts: 4229
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Can I say,
(a) All the plants grow well in a month's time. |
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Member Location: Saudi Arabia
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In my opinion:
All the plants will grow well in a month's time. (when we know what type of plants we are talking about) All Plants grow well in a month's time. (general idea about plant NOT specific type) This message has been edited. Last edited by: Izzy loves you all,  Izzy loves you all |
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whats the difference between
a)All the plants will grow well in a month's time. b)All the plants will grow well in a month. |
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Member Posts: 11697
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There's absolutely no difference, Davidrock. By the way, glad to see you again!
In a month's time is just an expression, and you can substitute month with other periods of time like week and year: in a week's time / in a year's time. Richard |
