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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
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Dear teachers,
Would you please tell me what is the meaning of this sentence?
That garment comes with a belt. =
a) is worn with a belt;
b) is sold / is provided with a belt.
Best regards,
Hela
Would you please tell me what is the meaning of this sentence?
That garment comes with a belt. =
a) is worn with a belt;
b) is sold / is provided with a belt.
Best regards,
Hela
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Hello Hela. e. that when you buy the garment a belt is included Jay
- Hello Hela.
- e.
- that when you buy the garment a belt is included Jay
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Hello Hela.
The garment comes with a belt means that it is sold/provided with a belt, i.e. that when you buy the garment a belt is included
Jay
The garment comes with a belt means that it is sold/provided with a belt, i.e. that when you buy the garment a belt is included
Jay
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