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Silencio Tarsier Posted 10 years ago
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how to use fit in
It's been a busy trip, but I managed to fit in visits to the Great Wall and the Temple of Heaven
fit in, meaning and usage
visits is noun?
fit in, meaning and usage
visits is noun?
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Yes, "visits" is a noun. You managed your time well so you could accommodate visits to the Great Wall and the Temple of Heaven. You fit them into your schedule.
- Yes, "visits" is a noun.
- You managed your time well so you could accommodate visits to the Great Wall and the Temple of Heaven.
- You fit them into your schedule.
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Yes, "visits" is a noun.
You managed your time well so you could accommodate visits to the Great Wall and the Temple of Heaven. You fit them into your schedule.
You managed your time well so you could accommodate visits to the Great Wall and the Temple of Heaven. You fit them into your schedule.
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