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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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good practice
Do we say 'good practice'?
It's good practice to do that. It'll help you with the real exam.
It's good practice to do that. It'll help you with the real exam.
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I thought you only could use it like this
Is this good practice to give tip to waiters like on restaurants?
These are 2 different meanings?
Is this good practice to give tip to waiters like on restaurants?
These are 2 different meanings?
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You mean 'Is it good practice to tip waiters in restaurants?' That means 'Is tipping waiters a good thing to do?'
That could be the meaning in your first post, if you were referring to something you were doing which would help you in your exams.
Alternatively, it could refer to constant repetition.
That could be the meaning in your first post, if you were referring to something you were doing which would help you in your exams.
Alternatively, it could refer to constant repetition.
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