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Lazzy boy Posted 15 years ago
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1-What is the difference between 'backlog' and 'loads of work'?

2-What is the difference between 'concidence' and 'by accident'?

3-Is this sentence correct, 'He derives his power from his family'?

4-Is there a verb for the noun 'digestion'?

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-- 'Backlog' is work that should have been completed before. There may be a little of it or loads of it. -- 'Coincidence' suggests luck.

— Mister Micawber

  • -- 'Backlog' is work that should have been completed before.
  • There may be a little of it or loads of it.
  • -- 'Coincidence' suggests luck.
  • -- Yes.
  • - Digest
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1-What is the difference between 'backlog' and 'loads of work'?-- 'Backlog' is work that should have been completed before. There may be a little of it or loads of it.

2-What is the difference between 'concidence' and 'by accident'?-- 'Coincidence' suggests luck.

3-Is this sentence correct, 'He derives his power from his family'?-- Yes.

4-Is there
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