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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary
guarantee
I wonder if it is correct to say "guarantee to do sth."
for example, He guaranteed to provide some money.
actually i did not find this usage (guarantee to do sth.) in my dictionary. So i wonder if it should be "He guaranteed provision of some money".
tks
for example, He guaranteed to provide some money.
actually i did not find this usage (guarantee to do sth.) in my dictionary. So i wonder if it should be "He guaranteed provision of some money".
tks
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IT's ok to guarantee to do something. You will often see advertisements with wording like 'we guarantee to beat any price'
- IT's ok to guarantee to do something.
- You will often see advertisements with wording like 'we guarantee to beat any price'
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IT's ok to guarantee to do something.
You will often see advertisements with wording like 'we guarantee to beat any price'
You will often see advertisements with wording like 'we guarantee to beat any price'
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