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to lose vs to miss
Hi,
When talking about no longer having a right I used to have before, should I say "I lost my right of..." or "I missed my right of..."?
Thanks,
JC
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Re: to lose vs to miss
One has a "right to"
I lost my right to park in that spot.
or
"privilege of"
I lost the privilege of using the pool for free.
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