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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
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about "classes"
Is there a natural way to say:
(a) I would like to join both Mental Arithmetic classes and computer classes since I'm poor in Mathematics and I enjoy playing games on the computer.
(b) I would like to join both Mental Arithmetic and computer classes since I'm poor in Mathematics and I enjoy playing games on the computer
(a) I would like to join both Mental Arithmetic classes and computer classes since I'm poor in Mathematics and I enjoy playing games on the computer.
(b) I would like to join both Mental Arithmetic and computer classes since I'm poor in Mathematics and I enjoy playing games on the computer
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I would like to join the Mental Arithmetic and Computer classes as I'm bad at maths and like playing computer games.
- I would like to join the Mental Arithmetic and Computer classes as I'm bad at maths and like playing computer games.
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I would like to join the Mental Arithmetic and Computer classes as I'm bad at maths and like playing computer games.
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