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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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Is this sentence grammatically correct?
The cigar lighters supplied do not work; it seems that it doesn't have fuel and it is just sparking only.
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anonymous The cigar lighters supplied do not work; it seems that they don't have fuel and are just sparking only. Or The cigar lighter supplied does not work; it seems that it doesn't have fuel and it is just sparking only.
- anonymous The cigar lighters supplied do not work; it seems that they don't have fuel and are just sparking only.
- Or The cigar lighter supplied does not work; it seems that it doesn't have fuel and it is just sparking only.
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anonymousThe cigar lighters supplied do not work; it seems that they don't have fuel and are just sparking only.
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The cigar lighter supplied does not work; it seems that it doesn't have f
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