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I was just confused about whether it is called Years of or in business. They both seem fine but what is right to say "20 Years Of/In Business"?



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I was just confused about whether it is called Years of or in business. They both seem fine but what is right to say "20 Years Of/In Business"?



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I was just confused about whether it is called Years of or in business. They both seem fine but what is right to say "20 Years Of/In Business"?



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I was just confused about whether it is called Years of or in business. They both seem fine but what is right to say "20 Years Of/In Business"?



Thanks!






grammaticality




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put on hold as unclear what you're asking by tchrist♦ 2 days ago


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  • Those can well be two completely different things, so we cannot tell what you are asking. What did your research show?

    – tchrist♦
    2 days ago





















  • Those can well be two completely different things, so we cannot tell what you are asking. What did your research show?

    – tchrist♦
    2 days ago



















Those can well be two completely different things, so we cannot tell what you are asking. What did your research show?

– tchrist♦
2 days ago







Those can well be two completely different things, so we cannot tell what you are asking. What did your research show?

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