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#1 (permalink) Sun Apr 29, 2007 4:09 am big a deal/a big deal/big deal

Please help me in chooseing the right one. 1. It's not big a deal. 2. Its' not a big deal. 3. It's not big deal. Thanks

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#2 (permalink) Sun Apr 29, 2007 9:30 am big a deal/a big deal/big deal

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Please help me choose the right one:

I'm afraid none of the three is correct, Phoo. Here is another, right option:

It's not a big deal.

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