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Listenever Posted 10 years ago
At 2:10, the speaker says:
So it might look like this at first, but as we adjust this and move that in/and weeks of work, in rough form it might look like this, and in final form, like this.
Which one is correct in context?
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in or and
At 2:10, the speaker says:
So it might look like this at first, but as we adjust this and move that in/and weeks of work, in rough form it might look like this, and in final form, like this.
Which one is correct in context?
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I think she says "in". Given the intonation, I would put another comma in: as we adjust this and move that, in weeks of work , in rough form ...
- I think she says "in".
- Given the intonation, I would put another comma in: as we adjust this and move that, in weeks of work , in rough form ...
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I think she says "in". Given the intonation, I would put another comma in:
as we adjust this and move that, in weeks of work, in rough form ...
as we adjust this and move that, in weeks of work, in rough form ...
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Over or during weeks of work. I.e., it takes weeks of work to adjust and move things until it is right.
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