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They both mean to fix or repair. e. text), using erasers, pencils and pens for paper-based text, and a word processing program for digital text.
- They both mean to fix or repair.
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- text), using erasers, pencils and pens for paper-based text, and a word processing program for digital text.
- I mend things made of thread (clothes and socks), generally using a needle and thread.
- Sometimes mend is used figuratively - as in to mend one's ways.
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They both mean to fix or repair.
I amend things made of words (i.e. text), using erasers, pencils and pens for paper-based text, and a word processing program for digital text.
I mend things made of thread (clothes and socks), generally using a needle and thread. Sometimes mend is used figuratively - as in to mend one's ways. (fixing your behavior). Also, if you br
I amend things made of words (i.e. text), using erasers, pencils and pens for paper-based text, and a word processing program for digital text.
I mend things made of thread (clothes and socks), generally using a needle and thread. Sometimes mend is used figuratively - as in to mend one's ways. (fixing your behavior). Also, if you br
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