"Life has a beautiful way of knocking over all pedestals in short time."
Posted: 16 May 2022, 13:20
Do you think the following sentence objectively grammatically incorrect:
"Life has a beautiful way of knocking over all pedestals in short time."
Certainly, the more common way to write the phrase would be "in a short time" rather than "in short time". However, as a matter of style, is it acceptable to alternatively write as it is above. Or would you mark that way of writing is an objective style-independent error?
"Life has a beautiful way of knocking over all pedestals in short time."
Certainly, the more common way to write the phrase would be "in a short time" rather than "in short time". However, as a matter of style, is it acceptable to alternatively write as it is above. Or would you mark that way of writing is an objective style-independent error?