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Mr1bin Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
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I filled my car with gas/gasoline/petrol. some cars need LPG gas not gasoline, how about this case? I filled my car with ___<<(what?)
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FUEL is the general word. You could just say "I refueled my car". (FYI REFUELED is the American spelling; the British spelling is with two ells, REFUELLED.
- FUEL is the general word.
- You could just say "I refueled my car".
- (FYI REFUELED is the American spelling; the British spelling is with two ells, REFUELLED.
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FUEL is the general word. You could just say "I refueled my car". (FYI REFUELED is the American spelling; the British spelling is with two ells, REFUELLED.
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Thank you for the clear explanation! but could you also answer my questions? Please.
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I did. The "fill in the blank" answer is FUEL for the general sentence. I only see one question, in two parts.
If you're asking about LPG specifically, you already answered your question - "I filled my car with LPG".
If you're asking about LPG specifically, you already answered your question - "I filled my car with LPG".
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