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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Deed, indeed and in deed
Could you please explain when do we use deed, indeed and in deed? And, where are they placed in a sentence?
Thank you very much!!!
Thank you very much!!!
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com/search/indeed Does that answer your question? Why not check your dictionary first? Regards
- com/search/indeed Does that answer your question?
- Why not check your dictionary first?
- Regards
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He did the deed thoroughly, professionally, and, discreetly.
Indeed, he did the deed like a professional would.
In appearance and in deed, he was like a true professional.
Indeed, he did the deed like a professional would.
In appearance and in deed, he was like a true professional.
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