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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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go by a law
Can I use 'go by a law' ?
If it is incorrect how should I say it and could you give me an example where I can use if you go by european law, by US law?
Speed cameras have a buffer zone, 3 mph if you go by european law and 5 mph if you go by US law.
Thank you for the time and effort
If it is incorrect how should I say it and could you give me an example where I can use if you go by european law, by US law?
Speed cameras have a buffer zone, 3 mph if you go by european law and 5 mph if you go by US law.
Thank you for the time and effort
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Hi, Can I use 'go by a law' ? Yes. It's a little casual.
- Hi, Can I use 'go by a law' ?
- Yes.
- It's a little casual.
- If it is incorrect how should I say it and could you give me an example where I can use if you go by european law, by US law?
- Speed cameras have a buffer zone, 3 mph if you go by european law and 5 mph if you go by US law.
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Hi,
Can I use 'go by a law' ? Yes. It's a little casual.
If it is incorrect how should I say it and could you give me an example where I can use if you go by european law, by US law?
Speed cameras have a buffer zone, 3 mph if you go by european law and 5 mph if you go by US law.
This is OK. The meanin
Can I use 'go by a law' ? Yes. It's a little casual.
If it is incorrect how should I say it and could you give me an example where I can use if you go by european law, by US law?
Speed cameras have a buffer zone, 3 mph if you go by european law and 5 mph if you go by US law.
This is OK. The meanin
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