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Carter Lee Posted 10 years ago
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how to say when you are given a word which is "is this still available?"
Hi.
Often I go to the market.
The salesman always asking me about do you have any interesting things?
in this case, what if you heard that "are you interesting in these?"
I want to say "both".
What is the better answer?
1. I have interesting in both
2. I am interesting both.
3. I have interesting both.
What if I wrong, what should I do to talk?
Often I go to the market.
The salesman always asking me about do you have any interesting things?
in this case, what if you heard that "are you interesting in these?"
I want to say "both".
What is the better answer?
1. I have interesting in both
2. I am interesting both.
3. I have interesting both.
What if I wrong, what should I do to talk?
Top answer
1. I have interesting in both2. 3.
- 1.
- I have interesting in both2.
- 3.
- I have interesting both.
- None of those is possible.
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Carter LeeWhat is the better answer?1. I have interesting in both2. I am interesting both.3. I have interesting both.None of those is possible.
Carter LeeThe salesman always asking me about do you have any interesting things?I don't know what that means. Is this the conversation you mean?—
Salesman: Are you i
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