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John Aki Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Grammar advice please?

Hi,

Could you please advise if these sentences are making any senses in English?


My warranty is just expired.

My warranty is just running out. (Could this one make sense to you?)

My warranty is just used up. (Could this one make sense to you?)


Cheers

  

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John Aki My warranty is just expired. This is marginal. " We can use other verbs too, such as "run out", "ended" or "finished", but "expired" is a good choice.

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  • John Aki My warranty is just expired.
  • This is marginal.
  • " We can use other verbs too, such as "run out", "ended" or "finished", but "expired" is a good choice.
  • John Aki My warranty is just running out.
  • ) This is possible.
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John AkiMy warranty is just expired.

This is marginal. Usually we say "My warranty has just expired." We can use other verbs too, such as "run out", "ended" or "finished", but "expired" is a good choice.

John AkiMy warranty is just running out. (Could this one make sense to you?)

This is possible. It may sug

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