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one mistake is one too many #1 (permalink) Mon Feb 01, 2010 23:59 pm   one mistake is one too many
 

Hi people

Is it possible to say: 'I'm going to the theatre with 15 people, but that's far too many to take one car.

Is it also possible to say:

I went to the theatre with fifteen people, but when I went back with the bus, I counted one too few, so there were only fourteen people.

I had two students too many in my classroom.

Question is:

Can you use 'one, two, three, etc. too many/ to few?

Rik.
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Be that as it may #2 (permalink) Tue Feb 02, 2010 0:00 am   Be that as it may
 

Could you explain to me what 'Be that as it may' means and how you use it?
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Be that as it may #3 (permalink) Tue Feb 02, 2010 12:09 pm   Be that as it may
 

Briefly, in a conversation you could accept another persons opinion, but then go on to state your opinion.
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one mistake is one too many #4 (permalink) Tue Feb 02, 2010 12:10 pm   one mistake is one too many
 

Hi people

Is it possible to say: 'I'm going to the theatre with 15 people, but that's far too many to take IN one car.... That's OK.

Is it also possible to say:

I went to the theatre with fifteen people, but when I went back with the bus, I counted one too few/LESS THAN I STARTED OUT WITH, so there were only fourteen people..... That too is fine.

I had/HAVE two students too many in my classroom..... Good also.

Question is:

Can you use 'one, two, three, etc. too many?...... YES.

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