thincat
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- Apr 2, 2012
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Hello, everyone!
I know that in English, especially in formal situation, we can say "something is of the utmost importance." But, if I would like to arrange three items in descending order with reference to their degree of importance, can I say that the second the the third item are of "the second/third importance"? If not, what is the correct expression to be used?
Thank you very much!
I know that in English, especially in formal situation, we can say "something is of the utmost importance." But, if I would like to arrange three items in descending order with reference to their degree of importance, can I say that the second the the third item are of "the second/third importance"? If not, what is the correct expression to be used?
Thank you very much!