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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Is the phrase "to be avoided and watched for" correct?
Is the phrase "to be avoided and watched for" correct?
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What could be wrong with it? The phrase as it stands in isolation is OK, but it may not fit into whatever sentence you plan for it.
- What could be wrong with it?
- The phrase as it stands in isolation is OK, but it may not fit into whatever sentence you plan for it.
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What could be wrong with it? The phrase as it stands in isolation is OK, but it may not fit into whatever sentence you plan for it.
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