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Layla1234 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
It is for renting
Can I say something like this? Is it gramatically correct? Can you check and comment the following sentences and correct them if necessary
It is for renting or it is for rent.
I am starting my new job in January.
Today in the morning one couple came and they decide to rent the room.
They paid me advance.
Thank you for your help.
layla
It is for renting or it is for rent.
I am starting my new job in January.
Today in the morning one couple came and they decide to rent the room.
They paid me advance.
Thank you for your help.
layla
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It is for rent. Either I am starting my new job in January or I will start my new job in January. This morning, one couple came and they decided to rent the room.
- It is for rent.
- Either I am starting my new job in January or I will start my new job in January.
- This morning, one couple came and they decided to rent the room.
- They paid me in advance.
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It is for rent.
Either I am starting my new job in January or I will start my new job in January.
This morning, one couple came and they decided to rent the room.
They paid me in advance.
Either I am starting my new job in January or I will start my new job in January.
This morning, one couple came and they decided to rent the room.
They paid me in advance.
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