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Ladybird25 Posted 14 years ago
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A way round it
Hi,
“He sees a problem, then she suggests a way round it.”
Does the above sentence roughly mean something like this?
He sees a problem, then she suggests a way to solve it.
Thank you in advance,
ladybird
“He sees a problem, then she suggests a way round it.”
Does the above sentence roughly mean something like this?
He sees a problem, then she suggests a way to solve it.
Thank you in advance,
ladybird
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Hi Yes. It was 'way a round' in the dictionary, but this isn't wrong and also means the same. Prajwal
- Hi Yes.
- It was 'way a round' in the dictionary, but this isn't wrong and also means the same.
- Prajwal
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Hi
Yes.
It was 'way around' in the dictionary, but this isn't wrong and also means the same.
Prajwal
Yes.
It was 'way around' in the dictionary, but this isn't wrong and also means the same.
Prajwal
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