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Jenny chiu Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
about "elect. pd"
On the classified ad, it says " elect. pd".
Does it mean "the electricity is included in the rent" or "the electricity is paid by the landlord, so we don't need to pay for this party"?
Which one is correct?
Does it mean "the electricity is included in the rent" or "the electricity is paid by the landlord, so we don't need to pay for this party"?
Which one is correct?
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Jenny chiu...... I n the classified ad, it says " elect. pd".
- Jenny chiu......
- I n the classified ad, it says " elect.
- pd".
- Does it mean "the electricity is included in the rent" or "the electricity is paid by the landlord, so we don't need to pay for this par t "?
- Both have the same meaning.
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Jenny chiu......In the classified ad, it says " elect. pd".
Does it mean "the electricity is included in the rent" or "the electricity is paid by the landlord, so we don't need to pay for this part"?
Both have the same meaning.
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