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"sort of period" vs. "sort of duration"

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#1 (permalink) Thu May 11, 2006 6:32 am "sort of period" vs. "sort of duration"

correct sentence: What sort of period of time would you stay with us if we offered you the job? Correct answer: (c) period Your sentence is incorrect What sort of duration of time would you stay with us if we offered you the job? Why "sort of period"? Naveen

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