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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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is it a 'waranty against break'
Can you tell me how to write the three sentences?
1In a store next to my house, when I buy a video game, they ask me if I want to have it warantied against breaking for 1 euro.
2If I pay 1 euro, and I break the game or scratch it to the point of not working, they will give me a new one.
3I bought the 1 euro warranty against break.
Thanks
1In a store next to my house, when I buy a video game, they ask me if I want to have it warantied against breaking for 1 euro.
2If I pay 1 euro, and I break the game or scratch it to the point of not working, they will give me a new one.
3I bought the 1 euro warranty against break.
Thanks
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If you want to just talk to normal people, a "warranty against breaking" would just be described as a "warranty" with no qualification. 1. In the store next to my house, when I buy a game, they ask me if I want to buy a warranty for one euro.
- If you want to just talk to normal people, a "warranty against breaking" would just be described as a "warranty" with no qualification.
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- In the store next to my house, when I buy a game, they ask me if I want to buy a warranty for one euro.
- ) 2.
- If I pay one euro, and I break the game or scratch it to the point of not working, they will give me a new one.
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If you want to just talk to normal people, a "warranty against breaking" would just be described as a "warranty" with no qualification.
1. In the store next to my house, when I buy a game, they ask me if I want to buy a warranty for one euro. (you should spell out single-digit numbers, unless you have the euro symbol on your keyboard and can write [Euro]1.)
2. If I pay one e
1. In the store next to my house, when I buy a game, they ask me if I want to buy a warranty for one euro. (you should spell out single-digit numbers, unless you have the euro symbol on your keyboard and can write [Euro]1.)
2. If I pay one e
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In a store next to my house, when I buy a video game, they ask me if I want to have it warrantied against breakage for an extra one Euro.
If I buy the warranty, and I break the game or scratch the DVD to the point that it is not working, they will give me a new one.
I bought the one Euro warranty against breakage.
If I buy the warranty, and I break the game or scratch the DVD to the point that it is not working, they will give me a new one.
I bought the one Euro warranty against breakage.
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What else would it be warrantied against? I don't think "warranty against breakage" is necessary detail.
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I don't think "warranty against breakage" is necessary detail.
Perhaps not, but is is a legitimate noun phrase.
Most warranties only cover manufacturing defects; few cover breakage by abusive consumers!
Perhaps not, but is is a legitimate noun phrase.
Most warranties only cover manufacturing defects; few cover breakage by abusive consumers!
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If … I break the game or scratch it to the point of not working, they will give me a new one.When I was about 12, I received a warranty just like this when I bought an indigo Game Boy Advance SP from EBGames. Eventually, it did get broken somehow, and the store, true to its word, replaced it with a brand-new platinum one! Ah, memories…
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