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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
2 complicated sentences I don't know how to say properly
Could you help me say these 2 sentences properly please?
1 If you pay an estimation of cost rather than what you really consume in electricty per month, you'll be paying more. If you pay exactly the amount of electricity you use you won't pay as much as if you pay an estimation of what you use in electricity.
2 More and more people have been telling me that I look younger and younger as the years go by.
Thank you
1 If you pay an estimation of cost rather than what you really consume in electricty per month, you'll be paying more. If you pay exactly the amount of electricity you use you won't pay as much as if you pay an estimation of what you use in electricity.
2 More and more people have been telling me that I look younger and younger as the years go by.
Thank you
Top answer
you might be paying more. ] younger and younger (don't rub it in)
- you might be paying more.
- ] younger and younger (don't rub it in)
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If you pay an estimated fee rather than what you really consume....you might be paying more. [The rest seems to be mish-mash to me.]
youngerand younger (don't rub it in)
younger
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