In the following sentence, should I need to fill the preposition "in" in the blank or is it okay to leave the sentence as it is?
Learn how to quickly and easily investigate just about anyone on line ( )as as 15 minutes.
Kindly advise me.
Technically, I'd say you need it.Originally Posted by ggomad
...in as _____as 15 minutes.
...in no time at all.
...in 15 minutes
Preposition, like 'in', often head phrases that function adverbally. Without 'in', the phrase as___as 15 minutes expresses a comparison.
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Thank you very much, indeed!
You are always helpful as ever.
Best wishes,
You're welcome. :DOriginally Posted by ggomad