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Tommy Briggs Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
How do we use this ?
Okay , so you are new to the place and you really wanna get to know people . What would u say ?
using the word "acquaintance(s)" in your sentence .
make acquaintances with people or what ?
using the word "acquaintance(s)" in your sentence .
make acquaintances with people or what ?
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"Acquaintance" is both countable and uncountable. " Acquaintance is stuff, here. I want us to become friends.
- "Acquaintance" is both countable and uncountable.
- " Acquaintance is stuff, here.
- I want us to become friends.
- " Acquaintance is a person, here.
- Please introduce me to your new friend!
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"Acquaintance" is both countable and uncountable.
"I'd like to make your acquaintance." Acquaintance is stuff, here.
I want us to become friends.
"I'd like to meet your new acquaintance." Acquaintance is a person, here.
Please introduce me to your new friend!
I'd like to become acquainted with some of these people. Acquainted is an adjec
"I'd like to make your acquaintance." Acquaintance is stuff, here.
I want us to become friends.
"I'd like to meet your new acquaintance." Acquaintance is a person, here.
Please introduce me to your new friend!
I'd like to become acquainted with some of these people. Acquainted is an adjec
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