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HUBLOT Posted 14 years ago
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Both have now been sold
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-tees-17031563
Assets included a fourth floor apartment in Panama City and an overgrown plot of land near the artificial Lake Gatun, which forms part of the Panama Canal. Both have now been sold.
Can we say "Both are now for sale" instead of Both have now been sold?
Assets included a fourth floor apartment in Panama City and an overgrown plot of land near the artificial Lake Gatun, which forms part of the Panama Canal. Both have now been sold.
Can we say "Both are now for sale" instead of Both have now been sold?
Top answer
Definitely not! If they are for sale nobody has bought them yet. Rover
- Definitely not!
- If they are for sale nobody has bought them yet.
- Rover
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Definitely not!
If they are for sale nobody has bought them yet.
Rover
Definitely not!
If they are for sale nobody has bought them yet.
Rover
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