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gain/save
Hello,
Are suppose to use "gain" or "save" in this case? :
-I'm going to move house, that way I'll be 25 km closer to work, I'll save /gain 15 minutes of driving.
Thank you
W
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Re: gain/save

Originally Posted by
Will17
Hello,
Are suppose to use "gain" or "save" in this case? :
-I'm going to move house, that way I'll be 25 km closer to work, I'll save /gain 15 minutes of driving.
Thank you
W
"save" is correct."Gain time" is an expression which does not suit this sentence.
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Re: gain/save
If anything, to gain 15 minutes of driving would mean you drove for a longer time, not a shorter time.
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Re: gain/save
Will, it's "are we supposed", not "are suppose".
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Re: gain/save

Originally Posted by
birdeen's call
Will, it's "are we supposed", not "are suppose".
Yes, you are right, sorry I typed too fast without proofreading.
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