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Alex+ Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary
away vs farther
Which word (away or farther) is used in this sentance?
In the restaurant: "We’d like a table away / farther from the door."
In the restaurant: "We’d like a table away / farther from the door."
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Hi We'd like a table away from the door = we want a table that is not close to the door We'd like a table farther from the door = we want a table that is farther from the door than the table you are offering us.
- Hi We'd like a table away from the door = we want a table that is not close to the door We'd like a table farther from the door = we want a table that is farther from the door than the table you are offering us.
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We'd like a table away from the door = we want a table that is not close to the door
We'd like a table farther from the door = we want a table that is farther from the door than the table you are offering us.
We'd like a table away from the door = we want a table that is not close to the door
We'd like a table farther from the door = we want a table that is farther from the door than the table you are offering us.
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