Which one is preferable? "accumulated or earned enough mileage"
Hi, let me ask you some questions.

Q1. Do the following sentences make grammatical sense?
Q2 :Or, how would you express this situation more naturally?

1 : I seem to have accumulated enough airline mileage points by flying on Star Alliance member.

2 : I seem to have earned enough mileage points on Star Alliance member airlines flights.

Your help is very much appreciated as always!

Question

Which one is preferable? "accumulated or earned enough mileage"
Hi, let me ask you some questions.

Q1. Do the following sentences make grammatical sense?
Q2 :Or, how would you express this situation more naturally?

1 : I seem to have accumulated enough airline mileage points by flying on Star Alliance member.

2 : I seem to have earned enough mileage points on Star Alliance member airlines flights.

Your help is very much appreciated as always!

Answer

#2 seems more natural, and it makes grammatical sense other than "airlines" doesn't need to be plural...it is just "airline flights"
#1 seems like it is missing something, namely: "airline flights"

I hope it helps!

Answer

In England, we say 'Air Miles' which may be gramatically incorrect but that is what it is known as.

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