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Qudsia Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

HELP!

Suppose You Are Travelling From Australia To England and discussing with passenger the possibilities and imposibilities involved in this peace initiative.

can you please translate this to me....i'm not getting it.

THANK YOU,
  

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Are you traveling to England to attend this Peace Conference? I don't know what you want to translate. An initiative is a plan or a proposal that usually requires some form of wrangling and negotiation among the participating parties.

  • Are you traveling to England to attend this Peace Conference?
  • I don't know what you want to translate.
  • An initiative is a plan or a proposal that usually requires some form of wrangling and negotiation among the participating parties.
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Are you traveling to England to attend this Peace Conference? I don't know what you want to translate. An initiative is a plan or a proposal that usually requires some form of wrangling and negotiation among the participating parties.

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