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Hello, everybody
The college decided to _______ the old library – most of the furniture was falling apart.
A. renew B. refurbish C. regenerate D. recondition
My option is “D. recondition” because I think that the furniture was falling apart, we need to “recondition” it.
The key is “B. refurbish”. Is this because “the old library needs refurbishing? – which means need decorating?
Thanks in advance.
The college decided to _______ the old library – most of the furniture was falling apart.
A. renew B. refurbish C. regenerate D. recondition
My option is “D. recondition” because I think that the furniture was falling apart, we need to “recondition” it.
The key is “B. refurbish”. Is this because “the old library needs refurbishing? – which means need decorating?
Thanks in advance.
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Hi, Refurbish is the idiomatic choice. It means brighten up / restore / redecorate /repair. Clive
- Hi, Refurbish is the idiomatic choice.
- It means brighten up / restore / redecorate /repair.
- Clive
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Hi,
Refurbish is the idiomatic choice.
It means brighten up / restore / redecorate /repair.
Clive
Refurbish is the idiomatic choice.
It means brighten up / restore / redecorate /repair.
Clive
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