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DiAAnaP Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

How do you say this?

"Family code section 3048(a)"
How do you even say this? And by the way, is it just ONE single stipulation under the section 3048? or is it a CHAPTER? or what is it?

Thanks!
  

Top answer

Do you mean how do you read it aloud? "Three-oh-four-eight ay". I understand it to mean section 3048(a) of the Family Code.

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  • Do you mean how do you read it aloud?
  • "Three-oh-four-eight ay".
  • I understand it to mean section 3048(a) of the Family Code.
  • "section" could mean anything from a paragraoh to many pages.
  • To discover how long the section is, and what it contains, you would have to look at the source document.
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Do you mean how do you read it aloud? "Three-oh-four-eight ay".

I understand it to mean section 3048(a) of the Family Code. "section" could mean anything from a paragraoh to many pages. To discover how long the section is, and what it contains, you would have to look at the source document.
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What do you mean by "I understand it to mean section 3048(a) of the Family Code"???? "You understand it to mean"??
Is there such an expression?
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diAAnaPWhat do you mean by "I understand it to mean section 3048(a) of the Family Code"????
I think one question mark would suffice ... I don't think my reply deserves quite such incredulity!
diAAnaP"You understand it to mean"??Is there such an expression?
Yes, it is normal and natural English.
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