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That's not a typo. They are two different sentences with slightly different meaning. Access as a noun or access as a verb.
by jbverschoor 7y ago
That's not a typo. They are two different sentences with slightly different meaning.
Access as a noun or access as a verb.
- tobib 7y agoOut of curiosity and please forgive me as I'm leaning ESL, but shouldn't it be either "Instant access to x podcasts" or "Instantly access x podcasts"?
- castwide 7y agoI agree. If "access" is a verb, the "to" is superfluous and awkward.
- loeber 7y agoThat's correct.
- jbverschoor 7y agoAh sorry I read over that lol
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- chipotle_coyote 7y ago"Instantly access 771,769 podcasts" -> access as a verb, not a typo "Instant access to 771,769 podcasts" -> access as a noun, not a typo "Instantly access to 771,769 podcasts" -> access as a confusion, definitely a typo