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Newguest Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

brush up/wash

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Is it OK to say: He wanted to brush up his knowledge about teaching German.


You have to dry your hands when you washed them OR after having washed them. ---which is correct?

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1-- A bit awkward. How about He wanted to brush up his German teaching. 2-- You have to dry your hands when you've washed them OR after having washed them.

— Mister Micawber

  • 1-- A bit awkward.
  • How about He wanted to brush up his German teaching.
  • 2-- You have to dry your hands when you've washed them OR after having washed them.
  • - -Both of these are correct.
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1-- A bit awkward. How about He wanted to brush up his German teaching.
2-- You have to dry your hands when you've washed them OR after having washed them. --Both of these are correct.
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Mister Micawber.

2-- You have to dry your hands when you've washed them OR after having washed them. --Both of these are correct.


Can I just say: when you wash them OR after you wash them? Will they be fine?

Also: Is it alright to say: I need to FIX a few matters tomorrow.

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Yes, those are all OK.
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