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Suraj Jaldu Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Is this correct?
"My Work Permit is getting expired by 15 Oct, so do my health card.".
I wanted to say that WP is getting expired and health card is also getting expired on the same day as it depends on WP.
I wanted to say that WP is getting expired and health card is also getting expired on the same day as it depends on WP.
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" My work permit expires on 15 Oct, and so does my health card. Clive
- " My work permit expires on 15 Oct, and so does my health card.
- Clive
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Hi,
"My Work Permit is getting expired by 15 Oct, so do my health card."
My work permit expires on 15 Oct, and so does my health card.
Clive
"My Work Permit is getting expired by 15 Oct, so do my health card."
My work permit expires on 15 Oct, and so does my health card.
Clive
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Thanks Clive.
One more question..
"My Work Permit is getting expired by 15 Oct". Is this grammatically wrong?
One more question..
"My Work Permit is getting expired by 15 Oct". Is this grammatically wrong?
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