Which word or phrase to use in these sentences please help
Could you please help me pick the word or phrase and tell me if the sentence sound OK?
1 Apart from that/Other than that it is in perfect condition. 2 The phones strongest/best trait/strength isn't it's camera but it's menu and easy to use interface. 3 They got married in a drunken haze./stupor. 4 Intgrate/Put the two sentences into one with a conjunction.
5 That's a lot of alcohol in relation/in proportion to the juice considering I haven't had a whole glass to myself in a while. (How would you say this sentence?)
6 In some nations, such as the United Kingdom, the world of horse racing sets the cutoff age for fillies as/at younger than five years. 7 The letter was in capitals/uppercase.
Thank you
Top answer
1 Apart from that/Other than that it is in perfect condition. Either is fine. 2 The phones best feature isn't it's camera but it's menu and easy to use interface.
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1 Apart from that/Other than that it is in perfect condition. Either is fine.
2 The phones best feature isn't it's camera but it's menu and easy to use interface. "Strength" and "trait" are not commonly associated with inanimate objects.