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Newguest Posted 19 years ago
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This is an advertisement of one of the language schools. Translation is mine.
"Sign up for X(it stands for the name of the school)-languages will not be foreign any more."
IS IT CORRECT?
This is an advertisement of one of the language schools. Translation is mine.
"Sign up for X(it stands for the name of the school)-languages will not be foreign any more."
IS IT CORRECT?
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We don't usually 'sign up for' a school, but for a program offered by the school. How about-- Sign up at/with Mr Micawber's-- and languages will no longer be foreign!
- We don't usually 'sign up for' a school, but for a program offered by the school.
- How about-- Sign up at/with Mr Micawber's-- and languages will no longer be foreign!
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We don't usually 'sign up for' a school, but for a program offered by the school. How about--
Sign up at/with Mr Micawber's-- and languages will no longer be foreign!
Sign up at/with Mr Micawber's-- and languages will no longer be foreign!
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Yes. I should have written "no longer" instead of "no more" I guess.
As for your interpretation, I think it's pretty good!
Do I have to put an apostrophe after the name of the school, e.g. Sign up with Quest/or Quest's - and languages will no longer be foreign! Do I really need this "'s"???
Thanks
As for your interpretation, I think it's pretty good!
Do I have to put an apostrophe after the name of the school, e.g. Sign up with Quest/or Quest's - and languages will no longer be foreign! Do I really need this "'s"???
Thanks
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