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  1. 05-Jun-2006, 18:31 #1
    mir12480
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    Question .... intention to do ...

    Hi !
    Which one is correct?
    1) I have the intention to emigrate. OR
    I have intention to emigrate. OR
    I have an intention to emigrate.
    2) "I am a supportman" OR "I am a supportsman"
    thanx !
  2. 06-Jun-2006, 03:59 #2
    Tdol
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    Default Re: .... intention to do ...

    1 I wouldn't use these- I'd say 'I intend to'.
    2 Support or sport? If the latter, then I'd say sportsman.
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