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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
How would you write this sentence please??
How would you write this sentence?
The printer had run out of ink, so it prompted a economical mode, meaning the toner scrapes together the last of the ink to hold out a couple of prints until you change it.
Thank you
The printer had run out of ink, so it prompted a economical mode, meaning the toner scrapes together the last of the ink to hold out a couple of prints until you change it.
Thank you
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"Run out of" means that there is no more left. When your car runs out of gas, you have to walk. The printer is designed to be able to print in an "economical mode" when the toner is low.
- "Run out of" means that there is no more left.
- When your car runs out of gas, you have to walk.
- The printer is designed to be able to print in an "economical mode" when the toner is low.
- That print mode uses much less toner than normal so that printing can continue until the cartridge is replaced.
- Regards, A- s
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"Run out of" means that there is no more left. When your car runs out of gas, you have to walk.
The printer is designed to be able to print in an "economical mode" when the toner is low. That print mode uses much less toner than normal so that printing can continue until the cartridge is replaced.
Regards,
A-
The printer is designed to be able to print in an "economical mode" when the toner is low. That print mode uses much less toner than normal so that printing can continue until the cartridge is replaced.
Regards,
A-
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I'm not sure whether I'm currect or not but I use to say it in this way.
The printer ran out of ink so it prompted a economical mode. It means the toner will connect every single drop of ink to print a couple of pages until you change it.
Don't use it. I need sombody to review my sentence cause I'm fond of using poor grammar.
The printer ran out of ink so it prompted a economical mode. It means the toner will connect every single drop of ink to print a couple of pages until you change it.
Don't use it. I need sombody to review my sentence cause I'm fond of using poor grammar.
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one more thing to say. toner contains powder not ink so its totally incorrect.
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Thank you Alphecca,
I had one question,
can you not use "hold out until" and "scrape together" how would you use "scrape together"?
Can you say
Scrape together the last of something????
Thank you
I had one question,
can you not use "hold out until" and "scrape together" how would you use "scrape together"?
Can you say
Scrape together the last of something????
Thank you
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Hi:
Here are some examples:
Scrape together:
They were able to scrape together enough money to pay the rent by selling a few of their remaining possessions.
By asking everyone to give something from their nearly empty larders, he was able to scrape together enough ingredients to make a delicious soup that fed the whole village.
==> Scrape together impl
Here are some examples:
Scrape together:
They were able to scrape together enough money to pay the rent by selling a few of their remaining possessions.
By asking everyone to give something from their nearly empty larders, he was able to scrape together enough ingredients to make a delicious soup that fed the whole village.
==> Scrape together impl
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