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1. You are out of breadth a lot.
2. You are very out of breadth.
3. You are much out of breadth.
4. How aout of breadth you are!
(Which one is grammatical? Which one is similar to #4? What other expressions can we us instead of 'out of breadth.?)
2. You are very out of breadth.
3. You are much out of breadth.
4. How aout of breadth you are!
(Which one is grammatical? Which one is similar to #4? What other expressions can we us instead of 'out of breadth.?)
Answers
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None!
#s 3 and 4 will be fine, though, if you correct the spelling of these two words and delete "much" in #3.:
breath
out
Other expressions can be these:
You are panting very heavily.
You are really winded.
You are gasping for air.
#s 3 and 4 will be fine, though, if you correct the spelling of these two words and delete "much" in #3.:
breath
out
Other expressions can be these:
You are panting very heavily.
You are really winded.
You are gasping for air.
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