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Hello,I have to hold following speech:One Minute Speech Hello,today I brought this 10€ coin. You heard right: it is a 10€ coin. That is not a joke. 10€ Coins are a legal tender, but only in Germany. So, you can go to a supermarket and instead of paying with a 10€ Bill you can pay with a 10€ coin. But many  people dont know that 10€ coins exist. So it can make some trouble.  All coins commemorate different Events and issues. This coin commemorate the bicentenary of Georg Büchner. I dont want to buy something with this coin because I like to have something, that not everybody have.Could someone look for grammar mistakes? Thank you!

AlpheccaStars · Accepted Answer

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I have to give the following speech:

today I brought this 10€ coin. You heard right: it is a 10€ coin. That is not a joke. 10€ Coins are a legal tender, but only in Germany. So, you can go to a supermarket and instead of paying with a 10€ Bill you can pay with a 10€ coin. But many people dont know that 10€ coins exist. So it can ~~make~~ cause some trouble. All coins commemorate different Events or persons ~~issues~~. This coin commemorate the bicentenary of Georg Büchner. I dont want to buy something with this coin because I like to have something, (no comma) that not everybody has.

Anonymous · Answer

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Fivejedjon · Answer

Like the symbols for the dollar ($) and the pound (£), the symbol for the euro (€)  is generally written before the figures: €10.

Emres · Answer

Thank you. I will remember it for the future.

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