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Thu 13 Jul, 2017 10:11 am
Is the use of "all over the news" correct in the following sentence?
The news of his death has been ALL OVER THE NEWS here in Italy.
Thank you.
@paok1970,
Hmmm. It is a little redundant (you are using the word "news" twice).
I would say..
"His death has been all over the news.
@maxdancona,
Reports of his death have been all over the news.
@centrox,
Mark Twain is, in fact, dead.
@maxdancona,
and that's no exaggeration...
@maxdancona,
maxdancona wrote:Mark Twain is, in fact, dead.
Not just shagged out after a long squawk?