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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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I have 2 questions
1- which is correct to say this lamp doesn't work or doesn't light
2- If someone visited your country not for tourism reasons but religious, Do we call him a tourist?
Thank you
2- If someone visited your country not for tourism reasons but religious, Do we call him a tourist?
Thank you
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1-- If it is electric, I would suggest 'work'; if it is kerosene, use 'light'. 2-- I would call him a ' pilgrim ', not a 'tourist'.
- 1-- If it is electric, I would suggest 'work'; if it is kerosene, use 'light'.
- 2-- I would call him a ' pilgrim ', not a 'tourist'.
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1-- If it is electric, I would suggest 'work'; if it is kerosene, use 'light'.
2-- I would call him a 'pilgrim', not a 'tourist'.
2-- I would call him a 'pilgrim', not a 'tourist'.
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