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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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a rehearsal or rehearsal
Hi,
Would you use the words "a rehearsal" or the word "rehearsal" here. I made up the words in the definition part. I would not be asking this question had there been the phrase "the word" before the italicized word "rehearsal".
You can use rehearsal to mean doing something to do better or to mean exercise for the better.
Would you use the words "a rehearsal" or the word "rehearsal" here. I made up the words in the definition part. I would not be asking this question had there been the phrase "the word" before the italicized word "rehearsal".
You can use rehearsal to mean doing something to do better or to mean exercise for the better.
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Hi, Would you use the words "a rehearsal" or the word "rehearsal" here. I made up the words in the definition part. I would not be asking this question had there been the phrase "the word" before the italicized word "rehearsal".
- Hi, Would you use the words "a rehearsal" or the word "rehearsal" here.
- I made up the words in the definition part.
- I would not be asking this question had there been the phrase "the word" before the italicized word "rehearsal".
- You can use rehearsal to mean doing something to do better or to mean exercise for the better .
- This is OK, as long as you put the word in quotes, or at least in italics.
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Hi,
Would you use the words "a rehearsal" or the word "rehearsal" here. I made up the words in the definition part. I would not be asking this question had there been the phrase "the word" before the italicized word "rehearsal".
You can use rehearsal to mean doing something to do better or to mean exercise for the better. This is OK, as long as you put the word
Would you use the words "a rehearsal" or the word "rehearsal" here. I made up the words in the definition part. I would not be asking this question had there been the phrase "the word" before the italicized word "rehearsal".
You can use rehearsal to mean doing something to do better or to mean exercise for the better. This is OK, as long as you put the word
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