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1Likes- 12-Oct-2011, 15:33 #1
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rich choice Do you say a rich choice of something?
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- 12-Oct-2011, 18:25 #2
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Teacher Re: rich choice I wouldn't use it myself. I wasn't sure whether others might, so I checked with the British National Corpus and the Corpus of Contemporary American. Neither had a single example, so stick with 'a wide choice'.
- 13-Oct-2011, 06:12 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: rich choice For instance, "There's a wide choice of shopping facilities." Is it correct this way?
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