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Gaia74 Posted 19 years ago
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Can I say "... prepare the goods in advance" ?
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00 "Could you prepare the goods in advance, so you can send me the package after you receive the money?" 02 br
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0 Hi, 02 br
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00 "Could you prepare the goods in advance, so you can send me the package after you receive the money?" 02 br
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00 It sounds acceptable. We don't tend to use the word 'goods' very often in informal English. 02 br
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00 "Could you prepare the goods in advance, so you can send me the package after you receive the money?" 02 br
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00 It sounds acceptable. We don't tend to use the word 'goods' very often in informal English. 02 br
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0 Thank's Clive! 02 br
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00 Maybe it's better to use "items" in this context? 0-
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00 Maybe it's better to use "items" in this context? 0-
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