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10 years or so, or 10 or so years?

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FlaGartixa
 
Reply Thu 1 Oct, 2015 08:21 am
Hi,
I have seen people write these two ways: "In the last ten years or so..." and also "In the last ten or so years...". Do any of these two sound weird?
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Reply Thu 1 Oct, 2015 08:27 am
@FlaGartixa,
I think both are fine. If I had to pick, I'd go with "ten or so years".
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